This is my archive

Abuzz: The Honeybees of Hoya Hives

Meet the honeybees of Hoya Hives. Read More

The Last Word: In Transition

If there's a thread in the work that I have done at Georgetown, it's been working with students through transitions in their lives, which has been a fascinating lens through which to view the Georgetown experience. Read More

A Letter from GUAA President Richard M. Hluchan—Fall 2019

The Alumni Association has made a commitment to enhancing our global nature, and to supporting diversity and inclusion. Read More

Reflections on medicine with Julie Silver, MD (M’91)

Associate Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School Read More

What’s (not) in my white coat?

I spend every day in the cath lab, wearing scrubs and a surgical gown or lead apron, doing heart catheterizations and valve replacement procedures, with no outpatient or hospital duties. Read More

What’s Behind a Good Night’s Sleep?

Researching placebo effects in insomnia treatment. Read More

The Hidden Costs of Medical School

My kindergarten teacher once told my mom that I don't do well with free time. The same could be said of me today. Read More

Resilience, and Remembrance

Faculty Point of View Read More

Anger and Anguish

Georgetown's John Carr is a leading voice on the moral crisis of sexual abuse in the Church. He talks about how to address the devastation and how to move forward. Read More

Developing Inspired and Effective Interfaith Leaders

Rabbi Rachel Gardner says that meaningful interfaith work is hard. It takes practice. It entails making mistakes. Read More