Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, the United Kingdom's first minister for faith, called for an international response to religious persecution at the Alumni House on Friday.   Tom Farr, director of the...

The finalists for this year’s Opus Prize, a $1 million award that honors volunteers who are inspired by faith to solve social problems around the world, hail everywhere from Indonesia to Washington,...

A locked office in the Berkley Center was burglarized over the weekend, the Department of Public Safety reported today. The incident occurred between Friday at 5:15 p.m. and Sunday at 10:45 a.m., when...

Faith, spirituality and politics are popular food for thought and discussion on campus. But a select few have extended their contributions to these debates to a broader audience through The Washington...

The Hoya’s editor-in-chief, Danny Funt, sat down with Thomas Banchoff, Georgetown’s first vice president for global engagement, last week to discuss Banchoff’s new role on campus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HZVTNuZmkz8 Below...

Imam Sabahudin Ceman recounted his experiences in a concentration camp during the Balkan War before a hushed audience in Riggs Library Monday afternoon. “In 1992, I was taken from my home,”...

Four students were recognized as winners of the Interfaith Dialogue and Service Video and Essay contest Friday. The contest, which is a part of the President's Interfaith and Community Service Challenge,...

I have been lucky enough to hear a number of world leaders and intellectuals speak at Gaston Hall over the course of my four years at Georgetown, including President Obama, Kofi Annan, Hamid Karzai, Tony...

People across the globe harbor distrust for multinational corporations and their motivations, according to a new report titled "Faith and the Global Agenda: Values for the Post-Crisis Economy," co-researched...