Esha Chhabra

Government warnings and reports of violence haven't stopped some students who want to study abroad in the world's most dangerous countries. … [Read more...] about Warnings Fail to Deter Some Study Abroad Plans

Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte discussed post-Cold War challenges facing the intelligence community last Friday during an … [Read more...] about Negroponte Receives Award for Diplomacy

Director of Georgetown's Comparative Literature Program and Italian professor Nicoletta Pireddu received a $40,000 fellowship grant from the … [Read more...] about Professor Wins $40K Grant for Research

Saying that diplomatic ties between Syria and Lebanon are in a period of transition, Imad Moustapha, the Syrian ambassador to the United … [Read more...] about Syrian Diplomat Sees Improving Relations With Lebanon

Graduate students interested in entering medicine may be attracted to Georgetown's new biostatistics master's program. The three-semester … [Read more...] about Biostatistics Master’s Revamped

Graduate students interested in entering medicine may be attracted to Georgetown's new biostatistics master's program. The three-semester … [Read more...] about Biostatistics Master’s Revamped

Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) encouraged Americans to help end America's dependence on foreign oil and announced that he will introduce a … [Read more...] about Lieberman Calls for Oil Independence

Georgetown University Medical Center and the pharmaceutical corporation MedImmune announced on Monday that they will be collaborating on a … [Read more...] about Partnership to Seek New Cancer Drug

In response to Hurricane Katrina's destructive impact on the Gulf Coast earlier this month, a panel of environmental specialists and … [Read more...] about Expert Panel Debates Impact of Hurricanes

President Bush announced Thursday that he will name Edmund Pellegrino, M.D., an adjunct philosophy professor and professor emeritus of … [Read more...] about Bush Appoints Professor to Panel