In the United States, measles cases have increased  17-fold in the first quarter of 2024 alone, and epidemiologists are seeing similar patterns all over the world. Parts of England are experiencing their...

The Georgetown University Global Health Institute invited four reproductive health and justice experts to weigh in on the human rights impacts of abortion bans in the United States at an April 18 online...

A researcher highlighted gene editing and its therapeutic applications in a talk April 18. Raj Chari, director of the Genome Modification Core Laboratory at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer...

Composer Felipe Pérez Santiago and cellist Cristina Arista took audience members on a journey through the cosmos, inviting them to consider humanity’s place in the universe and take responsibility for...

Dr. Norman J. Beauchamp Jr., a nationally renowned neurointerventional radiologist and clinical educator, will join Georgetown University July 1 to serve as the new executive vice president for health...

The Georgetown University Undergraduate Research Conference showcased student research in science and health-related fields April 17, offering participants the chance to talk about their work with peers...

The Earth Commons, Georgetown University’s hub for environmental sustainability, launched a month-long Get Outside Challenge encouraging students to spend more time outdoors in celebration of Earth Month. The...

Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life, an effort to promote civil and substantive dialogue on Catholic social teachings, invited community members to learn about...

Academic organizations at Georgetown University brought together an April 5 panel of medical professionals and humanitarian volunteers with firsthand experience in Gaza. Hosted by the Center for Contemporary...

Georgetown University students and community members gathered with blankets, friends and solar viewing glasses on Healy and Copley Lawns to observe a partial solar eclipse as it passed over Washington,...

Less than 50 years ago, lead was ubiquitous in the United States. Lead paint coated the walls of around 24% of homes, while lead pipes distributed water throughout the country. Though the federal government...

For the first time on record, global warming has surpassed 1.5 degrees Celsius in one year, pushing Earth’s life to its adaptive limits. From raging wildfires to rising seas, what was once on the distant...