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McCourt School Dean Maria Cancian on the challenges and opportunities of this moment

Prior to joining Georgetown University in February 2019 as dean of the McCourt School of Public Policy, Maria Cancian advised local, state, and federal agencies… Read More

Cura personalis meets cura apostolica

Q&A with Geoff Chatas on caring for the whole person and the institution Geoff Chatas (C’85), Georgetown’s senior vice president and chief operations officer,… Read More

Meet the Chiefs of Staff

Hoyas Ron Klain and Tina Flournoy tapped to join historic Biden-Harris administration Before they were selected to join the ranks of the current administration… Read More

Rhodes Scholar for Pakistan advocates for inclusivity and layered policy-making perspectives

Khansa Maria has earned honors during her time at GU-Q. She and her project partner won a research grant for “Humanizing Resources: Analyzing Employment Opportunities… Read More

How are underrepresented artists brought to the fore?

Georgetown Magazine was honored to speak with Adrienne L. Childs (C’82) and Molly Donovan (C’88), both art historians and curators, about their longstanding commitment to… Read More

An empathetic and strategic COVID-19 response

Dr. Ranit Mishori (center), medical director at the COVID-19 high-capacity vaccination site at D.C.’s Entertainment and Sports Arena, observes as Leon Padillia, nurse for… Read More

Sweating Blue and Gray: Meet the Hoya who won the Boston Marathon in 1976

Jack Fultz (B’76) ran his first marathon in 1971 when he was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard stationed in Alexandria, Virginia. Upon completing… Read More

Alumnus raises funds for furloughed hospitality workers during pandemic

Shortly after graduating from Georgetown, Joshua Davis (C’17) worked as a consultant at Deloitte by day, and as a line cook at Oyamel, a José… Read More

Soyica Colbert comes full circle as the College’s interim dean

Nearly 20 years ago, Soyica Colbert (C’01) was wrapping up her senior year as an English major. Nowadays, she’s carrying those undergraduate experiences into… Read More

Last Word: Imam Hendi on the importance of radical compassion, respectful conversations, and self-care

In August 1999, Georgetown University became the first American university to hire a full-time Muslim chaplain. Imam Yahya Hendi works with students of all… Read More