A Georgetown University student has sold more than $1,500 in baked goods since starting a Japanese and American dessert business on campus at the beginning of the semester. Vincent Johnson (CAS ’25)...

Georgetown’s Global Health Institute (GHI) announced its collaboration with Pope Francis’s Global Alliance for Children’s Health Sept. 24.  Pope Francis’s initiative, called the Pope’s Global...

The Georgetown Resident Assistant Coalition (GRAC), the organization that represents Georgetown University resident assistants (RAs) in collective bargaining negotiations, finished its second round of...

A Georgetown University Law Center professor testified before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, which manages the federal judiciary and law enforcement, about the impact of Trump v. United States,...

This past August, a Georgetown University Law Center graduate and his brother launched To Go Green, an eco-friendly takeout service that aims to revolutionize the restaurant industry by introducing reusable...

Lorry Michel, former head athletic trainer for Georgetown University men’s basketball team, died Sept. 17 in Easton, Md. after a long battle with brain cancer. She was 71. Born Aug. 16, 1953, in Jersey...

The McCourt School of Public Policy and School of Foreign Service (SFS) hosted a debate on ongoing foreign policy challenges to the United States. in relation to the upcoming 2024 presidential election...

The Georgetown Scholars Program (GSP), which supports first-generation and low-income students through mentorship opportunities and financial assistance, is celebrating its 20th anniversary at Georgetown...

The McDonough School of Business (MSB) announced the Business of Health Initiative, an interdisciplinary program that promotes the intersection of business and health professions, Sept. 16. The initiative...

Georgetown University opened a new meditation room in St. Mary’s Hall Sept. 11.  At the opening ceremony, Sister Celeste Mokrzycki, S.S.J., the School of Health (SOH) and School of Nursing (SON)...

Two former Tennessee governors emphasized the need for bipartisan dialogue in the modern United States at an event at Georgetown University Sept. 23.  Phil Bredesen, a Democrat who served as governor...