The Black Student Alliance partnered with the Black House, the Black Leadership Forum and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to host a conversation with African American leaders...

Georgetown University’s Center for Digital Ethics, a center that addresses the ethical implications of emerging technologies through research, teaching and service, invited Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-Calif.)...

You’ve probably heard of the gut microbiome — the ecosystem of bacteria, fungi and viruses that help you get nutrients from food — but did you know that your vagina has its own microbiome, too? The...

The Georgetown University Cawley Career Education Center hosted a panel titled “Hoyas in Health: Bridging Business and Health” on Jan. 30, offering a glimpse into how Georgetown students integrated...

Georgetown University’s Master of Science in Health and the Public Interest program hosted a public health researcher to examine healthcare access in rural communities Jan. 29. Michael Meit, deputy...

Norovirus cases increased in prevalence throughout the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area during winter months, prompting Georgetown University students to prioritize health on campus. Norovirus is...

A postdoctoral researcher in the department of physics and biology at Princeton University gave a guest lecture about a process that allows algae to generate energy more efficiently Jan. 23.  Inside...

A professor of medical oncology and chief of experimental therapeutics at the Yale School of Medicine lectured at Georgetown University on navigating the Valley of Death in clinical drug development Jan....

An M.D.-Ph.D. candidate in Georgetown University’s tumor biology program defended his dissertation, titled “Molecular Signatures of Treatment Responses in Tumors and Serial Liquid Biopsies in Patients...