When the National Park Service wanted to learn more about Clara Barton, 11 Georgetown undergraduate students filled the gap to research the Civil War medical care provider and the founder…

Meet the five Georgetown students who received the Schwarzman Scholarship and will spend the next year pursuing graduate studies at Tsinghua University immersed in Chinese culture, leadership and global affairs.

Yasmin Diallo (C’28) didn't know how she'd fit in or adjust to life at Georgetown as a transfer student. Here's how she found her home as a Hoya.

Before she analyzed policy briefs at the McCourt School of Public Policy, Camilla Feeley (G’26) perfected routines on the Olympic mat.

Tara-Yesomi Wenegieme (G’26) had a health scare as a child. Now years later, she's using her experience to motivate her graduate research into sickle cell disease in West Africa.

Tony Mazurkiewicz, known as "Chaplain Tony," is Georgetown’s inaugural athletics chaplain who offers spiritual support for students, coaches and staff.

Fr. Peter Folan, S.J., is a Jesuit priest. He's also an expert in discernment and teaches a first-year Ignatius Seminar on how to make decisions. Follow along a day in…

Two graduate students reflect on engagements with world leaders, climate experts, civil society organizations, activists and private sector innovators in Belém for the annual climate conference.

Charles Adorney (C'26) is a computer science student who loves making music with his rock band. See why he says the best kept secret at Georgetown is loud.

With a packed academic schedule, Sydney Carroll (C’27) knew she'd have to be intentional about where she could study abroad. Here's how she did it.