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Sally Matson (C鈥�20), a Georgetown senior who wants to use machine learning to combat climate change, is one of two Georgetown students named a 2020 Marshall Scholarship鈥�

December 9, 2019

Georgetown Student Starts First-of-Its Kind Political Comedy Show

Alexandra Bowman (C鈥�22), a passionate viewer of political late-night TV shows and the television offerings of Monty Python, decided to start her own political satire web.鈥�

December 9, 2019

Georgetown Professor Discovers Key Findings to Stop Malarial Drug Resistance

The malarial disease infects millions of people every year. Until recently, drugs like chloroquine (CQ) and piperaquine (PPQ) have been effective against the parasite that causes鈥�

December 4, 2019

Justinianic Plague Not a Landmark Pandemic?

Until recently, the Justinianic Plague was thought to have killed up to half of the population of the Mediterranean between 541 and 750 CE. Departments of Biology and History鈥�

December 2, 2019

Student Gains Valuable Experience Working in France, Contributes to Better Community

Alero Oyinlola (C鈥�22) 颅颅has been passionate about economic development since before college. With the help of the Davis Fellowship Program, she was able to work with an鈥�

December 2, 2019

Physics Professor Awarded Prestigious AAAS Fellowship for Work on Nanomagnetism

Kai Liu, Georgetown professor and McDevitt Chair in the Department of Physics, has been elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science ). 鈥�

November 26, 2019

Georgetown English Professor Finalist for 2019 National Book Award

Department of English professor and renowned poet Carolyn Forch茅 was a National Book Award finalist for a memoir detailing her experiences in El Salvador between 1978 and 1980,鈥�

November 21, 2019

Study Finds Children鈥檚 Math Learning Improves by Interacting with Intelligent Characters

In an effort to improve education in STEM fields, Georgetown Department of Psychology Professor Sandra Calvert and her colleagues conducted research, published in Child鈥�

November 20, 2019

Student Designs Better Way to Study Zebrafish

Alexander Brown (C鈥�20) created a new product to help him research the brains of zebra fish. Due to the success of its design, further research on the neurobiology of zebra fish鈥�

November 18, 2019

Animals in Heaven? Jesuit Professor’s New Book Claims Catholic Theology Says Yes

Professor Christopher Steck of the Department of Theology published his book All God鈥檚 Animals: A Catholic Theological Framework for Animal Ethics, the first of its kind to鈥�

November 12, 2019