georgetown senior yumna naqvi (sfs’21) is among the three georgetown students and an alumnus to receive a prestigious 2021 marshall scholarship – the greatest number of recipients from any one…

researchers at georgetown's medical center successfully use molecules comprised of small strands of rna to shut down the production of destructive proteins generated by the covid-19 virus.

georgetown professors paul butler, a legal scholar and contributing opinion columnist for the washington post, and marcia chatelain, professor of history and african american studies, discuss ways the nation can…

georgetown student and disability rights activist khansa maria (sfs’21) wins a 2021 rhodes scholarship to pursue a master’s degree in evidence-based social intervention and policy evaluation at the university of…

the georgetown slavery archive serves as a valuable outreach tool for the university and broader public community with events, workshops, lectures and panel presentations.

members of the georgetown university community testify in support of a proposed resolution declaring racism a public health crisis in washington, dc.

georgetown alumnus nadhal eadeh (g’18) shares how he combines decades-long experience at the u.s. department of veterans affairs and a mccourt school of public policy education to help improve health…

georgetown faculty explore the covid-19 pandemic’s impact on critical issues – such as human trafficking, education, inequality and climate change – at the 2020 g20 interfaith forum.

georgetown law’s innovative policing program selects the first 34 agencies to join the active bystandership for law enforcement project to train and support u.s. law enforcement committed to building a…

the georgetown institute for women, peace and security released new research today ranking women’s rights and opportunities across 50 states and the district of columbia.