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Michael Brown (B’94) meets in the Georgetown Venture Lab with members Emily Owen (MGHD’21), founder of Bibti; Etai Mizrav (MPP’14), founder of Opportunity Consulting; and Mackenzie Copley (C’15), founder of…

Undergraduate students are pursuing Georgetown’s first joint degree program between the McDonough School of Business and Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service.

If COVID-19 has taught us anything, it’s that health is local—and extremely personal. As the pandemic soared across the country, so raged nationwide debates on mask requirements, vaccine mandates, and…

On July 1, Dr. Roberta Waite will begin service as dean of the newly reconceptualized and standalone Georgetown University School of Nursing—one that continues a nearly 120-year history of nursing…

“With fewer resources you have to be creative as the provider in how you’re able to advocate and facilitate care for your…

COVID-19 has taken a toll on everyone, but especially those on the front lines and those caring for others. Physicians, nurses, medical and nursing students, administrators, hospital workers, lab technicians—so…

Alumni leaders Antonio Gracias (SFS’92, MSFS’93) and Sabrina Kuhl Gracias (B’93) have made a $5 million gift through the Gracias Family Foundation to support the academic and personal financial needs…

In 2018, Jay Khanna, MD, performed life-changing spinal surgery on Dan D’Aniello at Johns Hopkins University. Four years later, they are changing lives together. D’Aniello, who followed Khanna as a…

Professor of Surgery, Associate Dean of Faculty Development and Diversity, and Chief of the Division of Surgical Oncology at Howard University I grew up in a middle class African American…

Credits: Nate Gowdy Georgetown nurse anesthesia alumnus Ebou Cham (G’14) is the interim chief certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. The busy hospital is a…