Omar Alshogre is a 27-year-old undergraduate student. He’s also a former political prisoner who survived years of torture in Syrian prisons. Now, he advocates for detainees globally and on campus.

Medical students from Georgetown’s student-run health clinic volunteered at the Capital Pride Festival with Casa Ruby, a local organization that provides services for transgender people.

In researching ancient Chinese ceramics, Xin Zheng (C’23) gained a new understanding of how ethnic minorities were viewed. He recently presented his research at an undergraduate art history symposium.

For the past 50 years, students have run all operations of The Corp, a nonprofit that employs undergraduates and funds scholarships and community engagement projects.

Undergraduates in the Global Business Fellowship capped off their semester-long consulting project by presenting to executives at Uber in Madrid, Spain.

Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business will gift a non-fungible token (NFT) coin to the Class of 2020 during their May 28 commencement reception to recognize their resiliency and strength.

As the Class of 2022 graduates and the Class of 2020 celebrates their commencement on-campus, we asked the university secretary, a chaplain, barber and others for their words of wisdom.

As the Class of 2020 returns to the Hilltop for their Commencement, meet three alumni who have been advocating in health care, law and finance since their graduation.

Join us in welcoming the Class of 2020 back to the Hilltop with these videos from their loved ones, stories about their achievements and downloadable decorations to celebrate their Commencement.

School of Nursing & Health Studies graduates pursuing careers in midwifery and women’s health advanced nursing practice gathered for a spiritual ceremony that recognizes the importance of the healing touch.