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Jonathan Strum began serving as a cantor for Georgetown's High Holy Days services while earning his master's from Georgetown Law in 1984.

The CDC and the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief have awarded Georgetown $27.5 million to expand its ongoing work in Haiti.

During its fall meeting, Georgetown’s board of directors welcomed new members and approved an accelerated program for a nursing degree.

Early on in medical school, Bryan Weselman was diagnosed with cancer. Now, he's researching cancer in the same place he was treated.

Learn how Georgetown is working to support students and faculty from areas of conflict and ensure they have the community and resources to flourish.

Noa Offman, an advocate for prison reform, has won the 2025 Rhodes Scholarship — the oldest and most competitive international scholarship.

John J. DeGioia announced he is stepping down from his role as university president after 23 years and will become president emeritus.

In his new play, The Art of Care, Derek Goldman shows how telling stories about care can heal, connect and ease feelings of loneliness.

Around the Table features works by contemporary national and international artists that take on the power of food, beyond the palate.

For the past 20 years, alumnus Dan Helfrich has broadcast men’s soccer games. This year, he’s calling games that his son plays, too.