Sally Matson (C’20), a Georgetown senior who wants to use machine learning to combat climate change, wins a 2020 Marshall Scholarship for graduate studies in the United Kingdom.

After traveling to Botswana as a Davis Fellow, Mayesha Awal (C’20) is more motivated than ever to continue helping the people she met there.

History professor Adam Rothman is teaching an undergraduate course designed to examine the university’s historical connections to slavery, that connection’s legacy and efforts toward reconciliation. Students in the course have…

Sara Rotenberg (NHS’20), a senior committed to creating an equitable world for people with disabilities, wins a 2020 Rhodes Scholarship to study at the University of Oxford. …

Georgetown University School of Medicine offers a student-led elective, Introduction to Culinary Medicine, to help medical students take care of themselves and learn how to motivate future patients to adopt…

Patrick Healy Scholarship recipient and varsity track athlete Josiah Laney (SFS’21) hopes to use his degree in international politics to better understand the impacts of foreign policy on low-income communities…

Tillman Scholar Kristi Pelzel focuses on data storytelling, interactive digital media, intercultural communication and media ecology studies at Georgetown while finding time for public service.

For the first time in Georgetown history, students will have the opportunity to register to vote – almost exactly a year before the 2020 presidential election – at the same…

Martin Moreno (C’22) had a unique opportunity to intern this summer at the Jesuit Curia in Rome, where he met the Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Arturo Sosa,…

MBA students Sara Ribakove (G’21) and Michelle Smolarski (G’22) receive the Bryce Harlow Fellowship for their accomplishments and pursuit of careers in government advocacy.