Kathryn Kalhorn (C’23, G’27) thought she'd be an attorney. After her mother was hospitalized at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, she discovered a new path in health care.

Visitors to the Georgetown University Art Galleries have a rare opportunity to view the professional debut of several up-and-coming curators, who happen to be graduate students in Georgetown’s Art &…

Brady Stoffregen's (SFS'26) Georgetown journey has bridged creativity, technology and global affairs.

Abbey Basa is pursuing dual degrees in public policy and law to tackle systemic challenges in education and healthcare.

Students in the School of Foreign Service and McDonough School of Business trekked to Panama to get a first-hand look at how infrastructure, public policy and private enterprise intersect to…

For Joya Wheatfall-Melvin (G’26), the power of data lies in its potential to be a driver of change. As a public policy student, she's using data to advance equity in…

Mariela Cruz-Suarez's (SFS'28) first year at Georgetown was filled with doubt and challenges. Now in her second year, she shares her story of how she came to love Georgetown, its…

Hear from seven Hoyas who tell their stories about the little moments when they felt loved and cared for as students at Georgetown.

Last fall, students were set loose in the Maker Hub to design an accessible podium. A year later, their prototypes were transformed into a gleaming brass podium in Riggs Library.

For most fourth-year medical students, a clinical rotation involves plenty of time in the hospital. But for Scott Nichols (M'26), one recent rotation involved court hearings and collaborating with attorneys…