Members of the School of Medicine’s Class of 2025 and their loved ones gathered for the time-honored White Coat Ceremony – their first step in the journey to becoming physicians.

For those seeking to help organizations reduce their impact on the environment by harnessing the power of business, Georgetown is offering a new interdisciplinary M.S. in Environment and Sustainability Management.

Alanna Cronk (C’23) started the organization 1AC-ACCESSIBILITY (1AC), which seeks to make high school debates more accessible to those with disabilities, in the spring of her sophomore year.

In MSB Assistant Professor Jasmina Chauvin’s core strategic management course, students worked in teams in partnership with local DC businesses to address some of their toughest business challenges.

Part of preclinical education, first-year medical students work with community sites in the Washington, DC, area serving vulnerable populations, including persons with disabilities, older adults and persons in supportive housing.

Students in the Black Georgetown Rediscovered course toured the Mount Zion - Female Union Band Society cemeteries and helped document the estimated 9,000 Black residents of Georgetown buried at the site.

Tomas Valdes (MBA’21) will research the economic implications of United Arab Emirates government policy responses to crises and Tristan Schnader (MBA’21) will examine past conservation finance investment projects in Brazil.

Timothy Torres (G’21), an active-duty U.S. Army officer, will use economic, diplomatic, policy and storytelling tools to help the next generation avoid the kinds of wars he fought in.

More than 800 Hoyas start classes today as part of a five-week summer program of academic, experiential learning and social activities, with many living on campus for the first time.

Students from underrepresented racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups in the RISE program have “risen” to leadership positions, distinguished law school careers and promising career prospects.