Sponsored by the Georgetown Medical Humanities Initiative, the undergraduate minor strives to re-center health and healing in a broader social, cultural and historical context.

Irene Chun (C’21) will publish her first book, Coloring Ivory, a collection of personal essays and case studies from her time at Georgetown and growing up as a "multi-minority."…

Heather Yu Huang (C’23) studies and works to address cultural and educational inequities, and Jennifer Martínez Sánchez (C’22) applies her studies in sociology and public health to advance immigrants’ rights.

The new McDonough School of Business (MSB) initiative engages and encourages spiritual, physical and intellectual growth across undergraduate students’ entire experience of wellness.

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We won’t be spending spring break at resorts or in big crowds, but these spring break activities will help you get outside, decompress and stay connected virtually instead of traveling.

Through the Hinrich Foundation Global Trade Leader Scholarship, Hannah Anderson (G’21) has networked with global trade community practitioners and become immersed in creating a more environmentally sustainable and resilient trade…

MBA student Tara Gupta (G’22) makes the inaugural Forbes Next 1000 List of entrepreneurs for her two ventures focused on sustainability.

Amanda Boys (G’14, G’21) and Shannon Lyons (G’21), students in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program, hope to learn ways to better engage learners online and in person as well…

Amanda Schultze (G'23), a student in Georgetown's MBA program, shares how being a National Black MBA Fellow and her experience in the McDonough School of Business are preparing her to…