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Georgetown students traveled to Cat Island to learn how enslaved people and their descendants remained resilient through their culinary traditions.

Synchronized swimming was first performed in flooded Roman amphitheaters, but it wasn't until 1984 that it became an official Olympic sport.

Senior Alexandra Gardner is spending her semester running DC concerts and studying smartphone habits in a Happiness Lab at Georgetown.

For years, Denise English was the first face students would see in the counseling office. In her new role, she still wants students to feel loved.

Ritu Amarnani (M'27), a second-year medical student, spent this summer researching cancer care in Georgetown's Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center.

On a sunny morning in August, 1,600 first years attended New Student Convocation, marking the official start of their Georgetown journeys.

This fall, Georgetown's Class of 2028 will include the highest percentage of Pell-eligible students in more than a decade.

Between hellos and goodbyes, we talked to families and students about their journeys to Georgetown. These are their stories.

Georgetown has awarded three early-stage associate professors with $100,000 in research funding and leave to advance their scholarship.

Kernysha Rowe is the new director of the Office of Student Conduct, an office she hopes to make a space for discourse and dialogue.