In Associate Professor Denise Ho's class on Asian studies and history, students visited the national cemetery to compare how the U.S. and China treat cultural monuments.

For the Rev. Mike Lamanna, S.J. (L'25), and the Rev. Rodrigue Ntungu, S.J., (L'25, '27), the Catholic priesthood is a calling — and so is the practice of law.

Noa Offman (C’25), an advocate for criminal justice reform, has won the 2025 Rhodes Scholarship — the oldest and most competitive international scholarship.

Two students spent the summer bringing the humanities to life, from a novel set in the Gilded Age to a theatrical adaptation of "Paradise Lost."…

Four students share their journeys from the U.S. Air Force, Army and Marine Corps to Georgetown—and the new opportunities they're taking on.

Business students helped communities in North Carolina affected by the hurricane as part of a class project that invites students to tackle real-world issues for the common good.

A year and a half into medical school at Georgetown, Bryan Weselman was diagnosed with cancer. Now, he's researching cancer to improve treatment for other patients.

As a Patrick Healy Fellow, Gabbi Williams (G’23, G’29) is passionate about how pharmaceuticals affect the human body and being a role model for other women in science.

Meet three Hoyas who moved to the U.S. and are voting in their first presidential election, and learn about what voting means to them.

Luke Hughes (SFS'27) came to Georgetown because of its Jesuit roots. His Jesuit education is also a big reason why he's passionate about civic engagement.