The Financial Markets Quality (FMQ) conference, hosted by Georgetown University’s Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy, highlighted leaders in global finance and their perspectives on the...
Washington, D.C. officials filed a lawsuit against chemical manufacturer Velsicol for the illegal sale and distribution of chlordane, a harmful pesticide that has been banned by the Environmental Protection...
Three of the United States’ most influential art museums, including Washington, D.C.’s Smithsonian National Museum of African Art and the National Gallery of Art, repatriated dozens of looted artifacts...
A Georgetown University professor co-wrote a book on the different types of leaders who take over religious terrorist groups and how these groups sustain themselves during transitions of power.
Elizabeth...
The former ambassador to Ukraine spoke to the Georgetown community about her memoir, diversity in the U.S. State Department and what a career in foreign policy looks like.
Marie Yovanovitch, who served...
Georgetown University School of Medicine students led a training for congressional staffers on Capitol Hill about the signs of opioid overdoses and ways to safely intervene through the Hoya Drug Overdose...
Georgetown University students hosted a fundraiser to support immigrants in need of legal representation, raising over $1000 for the cause.
At the Oct. 3 event entitled “Iced Drinks Against ICE,”...
Washington, D.C., is experiencing a nursing shortage that is heavily impacting the healthcare system as hospitals struggle to maintain necessary staff levels to care for patients.
The District of Columbia...
The staff of on-campus grocery store Vital Vittles raised $800 for cancer research through their participation in the Washington, D.C. 5K for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Eight employees...
The 2022 midterm elections serve as an important signal for the state of American politics in the midst of increased polarization and threats to democracy, two professors said at an event on the highly...
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the Georgetown University School of Medicine’s Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA) is holding a series of events to celebrate Hispanic traditions...
The Wharf will open new restaurants, office spaces, parks and luxury apartments as its second phase of development nears completion.
The Wharf, a popular outdoor development in southwest Washington,...
