Kenyatta Hazlewood (G’28) spent 20 years nursing trauma patients. She’ll spend the next three researching violence prevention.

Ella Camp (C'26) has always loved science but wanted to pivot from a career focused solely on research. In a new Earth Commons fellowship, she found an opportunity to dig…

At the School of Medicine, the Mitchell Scholars Endowed Fund helps to lower the barriers for students to afford medical school. Meet of few of this year's recipients.

During Jesuit Heritage Month, learn about an Ignatius Seminar in which students discuss the future of Catholicism and compose collects, a form of a Christian prayer.

Dennis Dee (C’86, L’89) went from a successful career on Wall Street to sleeping on park benches. He found a safe haven at a DC shelter, which he now leads.

Less than a year into his master’s, Drew Ambrogi’s (G’27) policy fellowship opened the door to a full-time opportunity to advance his career while shaping the future of emerging technology.

Justin Higgins (C’28) reflects on hearing Bernie Sanders' conversation with Geoffrey Hinton on the future of AI.

The First Fellows Program in the College of Arts & Sciences provides first-generation students with critical academic resources, faculty mentors, financial support and a community of peers to aid in…

Fatima Yunusa (SFS’24), a public policy researcher, has won the 2026 Rhodes Scholarship — the world’s oldest and most competitive international scholarship.

Luke Hughes' (SFS'27) academic interests seemingly don't intersect, but here's how this junior balances all his courses while making the most of study abroad and other experiential opportunities.