Every Thursday night, Karran Royal sits down at her computer, logs onto Zoom and meets with fellow descendants of people enslaved by Jesuits in Maryland...

Unequivocally, Georgetown University has recognized that it cannot remain complicit in oppressive systems. Since the African American studies department...

I am in the middle of only my second semester as a faculty member at Georgetown University, and, happily, I am already penning my first column for The...

Georgetown University revoked the room reservation for an abortion education workshop planned by pro-abortion rights student group H*yas for Choice on...

This article discusses sexual misconduct at Georgetown University. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. John had...

Late October and early November signal the start of a special season here at Georgetown. No, I do not mean the start of fall, although I do always savor...

The McDonough School of Business concluded the first iteration of a new certificate this week in Rome for senior-level church leaders that combines management...

The bells of Healy Hall and Dahlgren Chapel departed from their normal rhythm on the afternoon of Aug. 25. For four long minutes, beginning at precisely...

Fr. Richard J. Ryscavage, S.J., a scholar of migration issues and Georgetown University professor since 2017, died April 26 at the age of 74. A Jesuit...

Fr. James Schall, S.J., 91, a former Georgetown University government professor and longtime columnist for The Hoya, died April 17, leaving behind a legacy...

The Woodstock Theological Center moved into Old Ryan, now known as Ida Ryan Hall, in 1978. Over the next several decades, three priests credibly accused...

In 1983, Fr. Thomas M. Gannon, S.J., received the faculty member of the year award from Loyola University Chicago for his work as chair of the sociology...