By Mason Friesen, Special to The Hoya
• October 25, 2024
A Georgetown University graduate received the 2024 National Institute of Health (NIH) director’s early independence award the university announced Oct. 10.
The award, established in 2011, supports...
By Pooja Narayan, Special to The Hoya
• October 18, 2024
A Georgetown University graduate received the SAGE early career trajectory award, which recognizes achievements by psychology scholars who earned their doctorate within the last four to six years, the...
By Luke Suko, Special to The Hoya
• October 18, 2024
A Georgetown University psychology professor received the International Society for Developmental Psychobiology’s (ISDP) 2024 Rovee-Collier mentor award, the department of psychology announced Oct. 6.
Rachel...
Every year, around 100 million Americans set New Year’s resolutions, but only 8% of Americans stick with them for the entire year. This far-reaching tradition highlights the compelling nature of new...
On the evening of Nov. 8, I sat alone in Car Barn, dejected. My team, Manchester United, had lost once again. I stared blankly at the windowless wall, feeling physically ill.
It was not meant to be...
Georgetown University will launch “Hoya Connected” this spring, a new course that promotes emotional well-being and supports first-year, sophomore and transfer students as they adjust to college life.
The...
John Rust, an economics professor at Georgetown University, spoke about the rational capacities of humanity and artificial intelligence (AI) at a Feb. 21 lecture to members of the university community.
In...
During the 20th Annual John Collins Harvey lecture, held Feb. 3 by the Georgetown University Medical Center, Dr. Joseph Fins described the case of a patient in a nonresponsive state, who underwent neurotechnological...
A Georgetown University psychology professor is publishing a book on the use of psychological frameworks to address the challenges of and propose solutions for 21st-century global immigration.
Professor...
Children learn math concepts better when interacting with intelligent virtual characters, according to a new study co-authored by Georgetown University psychology professor Sandra Calvert.
The study...
"I’ve been seeing him for a while, but then he just stopped texting me. I don’t know what happened.”
These words have been a familiar refrain for me throughout my time at Georgetown. There is...
Like many intellectual disciplines, the study of biology can be traced back to the Greek philosopher Aristotle. A true empiricist, Aristotle relied not on speculation but on dissections of organisms...
