Watch as 200 soon-to-be physicians open their Match Day envelopes on March 17 to learn where their futures will take them as residents.

Brendan Foody (B’25) has been named winner of the Big East Startup Challenge, marking the second year in a row that a Georgetown student won the annual competition.

In a unique course, students visit Capitol Hill and the White House to learn how to effectively advocate for health policy and improve health outcomes before patients reach the clinic.

In celebration of Black History Month, Kilandra Bass shares how she hopes students will continue to engage with the Black MBA Association’s mission-oriented and values-based work on and off campus.

In 2018, undergraduates created a documentary about Kenneth Bond for Georgetown’s inaugural Making an Exoneree course, in which students reinvestigate decades-old cases. Five years later, they celebrated his release.

A group of Business School undergraduates recently traveled to New York City to gain industry insights, mentoring and training from Estée Lauder senior executives and alumni at the company.

Every semester, students in Donatella Melucci’s course translate an Italian book into English. But their work doesn’t end there — it ends up on bookstore shelves with their names attached.

Two medical students led efforts to integrate environmental health into the School of Medicine’s curriculum, offering students additional training on the health impacts of climate change.

From suspense thrillers to historical fiction, these are the books that McCourt School faculty members couldn’t put down in 2022.

In the midst of final exams and holiday preparations, Georgetown University Medical Center students organized random acts of kindness, holiday donations and toy drives on campus and in DC.