On August 1, M. Elizabeth “Liz” Magill became the dean of Georgetown Law, taking the reins at the nation’s largest law school.

On Aug. 1, Georgetown will begin accepting the Common Application for students applying to the university for fall 2027.

Before Eduardo Peñalver became Georgetown's next president, he went on an eight-day silent retreat at a Jesuit retreat house. Learn how the experience helped prepare him for his presidency.

The School of Foreign Service program connected displaced workers with practical career resources, professional coaching and a network of peers navigating similar challenges.

The university submitted a formal comment to the Office of Management and Budget regarding its proposed revisions to the federal government’s grant management policies and process.

With nearly 30 years of experience in higher education, Becci Menghini will lead the university's human resources services and create strategies that will better serve Georgetown’s workforce.

Meet Javier Bustamante, the director of the Jesuit Values for Business Initiative, which prepares business leaders to be a force for the common good.

Georgetown’s board of directors named W. Robert Berkley, Jr. (B’95), a CEO and alumnus of the McDonough School of Business, as the board’s new chair during its summer meeting. …

Georgetown has appointed Arthur “Skip” Lupia, a social scientist and research administration leader, as the university’s first chief research officer.

Moot courts are a common part of law school. But at Georgetown Law, students can not only sharpen arguments in a room similar to the U.S. Supreme Court chamber, but…