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$20M Gift Establishes Baker Trust for Transformational Learning

New initiative seeks to 'enhance the student learning experience equitably' A $20 million gift from Patricia and Jon M. Baker will enable Georgetown University to develop a new paradigm of learning that engages, adapts, and responds to the complex needs of the 21st century. Read More

Helping Students Reach Their Potential

Academic Resource Center now provides more comprehensive support for all Georgetown students, focusing on students with disabilities and chronic health conditions Read More

Making Cancer a Curable Disease

The Dr. Scholl Chair in Medical Oncology From left to right: Edward B. Healton, M.D., MPH, executive vice president of health sciences at Georgetown University… Read More

Match Day 2016

Match Day is a pivotal day in the life of graduating medical students. Read More

Technology Catching Up With Sci-Fi

Georgetown invention offers speedy genetic detection of bacterial and viral pathogens. Read More

Break a Leg

Operating theater takes center stage at the university’s annual Heart of the Harvey dramatic arts festival. Read More

Making a Difference: Paul F. Pelosi Public Service Scholars Program Supports SFS Students Exploring Careers in Public Service

An existing program for aspiring public servants has a boost and a new name thanks to the leadership and personal generosity of Paul (F'62) and Nancy (H'02) Pelosi (Parents'88,'89,'91,'95). Read More

‘This is a New Beginning for the Arts at Georgetown’

With the dedication of Georgetown University's new Maria & Alberto de la Cruz Art Gallery, the family's legacy as art enthusiasts lives on. Located at 3535 Prospect St. N.W., the new gallery was funded by major gifts from alumni and donors who support expanding the university's commitment to the arts. Read More

Anonymous Gift Supports Scholarships, Muslim Prayer Room

“Georgetown’s values are close to our hearts,” explains the father of a Georgetown student who recently made several gifts to the university. The anonymous gifts,… Read More

Using Big Data to Track HIV

An innovative data-sharing technology developed at Georgetown will be used to improve the National HIV Surveillance System through a $2 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read More

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