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The Doctor Is Out

When they first dissect a frog, or maybe first peer through a microscope, many doctors- to-be begin to dream about a career in medicine, long before they ever apply to medical school. Not Matt Wilson. Read More

Emergency and Disaster Management at Georgetown

When disaster strikes, people turn to emergency management leaders. Read More

A Home Away From the Hilltop

The Hohenheim House at the Calcagnini Contemplative CenterOn the idyllic property of Georgetown’s modern Calcagnini Contemplative Center (CCC), there is a piece of history –… Read More

The Campaign for Georgetown and “The Power of Many” Break University Fundraising Records

Writing to the Georgetown undergraduate alumni community, Paul Tagliabue, Board of Directors Vice Chair, said: “It’s not often you get to make history, but this… Read More

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Plans Facility Expansion

Through a series of key building enhancements and accessibility projects, the proposed expansion addresses the urgent age, capacity, and technology issues of the hospital today. Read More

Excelling in Huntington’s Disease Care Through Cura Familia

The Huntington Disease Care, Education & Research Center at Georgetown has been designated as a Center of Excellence by the Huntington's Disease Society of America. Read More

Did You Eat Your Broccoli?

Georgetown researchers have developed a quick test to evaluate specific food compounds in urine. Read More

Addressing Oral Health in D.C.

A Georgetown researcher is taking on oral health disparities in Washington, DC. Read More

Students Meet With White House Medical Team

On a wintry day in January, the White House medical unit opened its doors to 25 Georgetown medical students and faculty. Read More

Patients as Teachers

Cancer survivors offer medical lessons through personal stories Read More

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