By Nico Abreu, Events Desk Editor
• November 7, 2025
A former U.S. chief data scientist praised diverse hiring within the artificial intelligence (AI) industry and warned students of data privacy threats...
Some professors forbid it. Some professors encourage it.
Whether or not students employ it for their academics, artificial intelligence (AI) has become...
By Angela Lekan, Senior Science Editor
• October 10, 2025
Researchers in Georgetown University professor Adam Green’s lab are investigating creativity as a predictor for academic success and the impacts of artificial...
For just $129, you too can make a friend. Technology startup Friend has taken over the New York City subway system with walls of minimalistic and dystopian...
By Joshua Lou, Special to The Hoya
• October 10, 2025
A group of technology and business leaders positioned artificial intelligence (AI) as a crucial advancement that can pair with human ingenuity during an...
By Pritika Patel, Academics Desk Editor
• September 12, 2025
Georgetown University’s department of computer science will establish an endowed chair position dedicated to artificial intelligence (AI) research and...
The Georgetown University Medical Humanities Initiative, a collaboration between the College of Arts & Sciences and the Georgetown University Medical...
In just the first few months of 2025, there have already been three measles outbreaks in the United States. Out of the 222 cases, 94% have occurred in...
By Isabel Liu, Senior Science Editor
• February 12, 2025
Georgetown University’s Center for Digital Ethics, a center that addresses the ethical implications of emerging technologies through research, teaching...
By Hayley Young, Senior Features Editor
• February 2, 2024
Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) hosted a virtual panel discussion Jan. 31 to review implementation of the...
The Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies (SCS) hosted Lisa Mathews, Zach Yarmolovich and Peter Piper of KPMG, a multinational accounting...
