Classes of 2001-2005

The Yaegers named their daughter, Copley, after Copley Hall. Courtesy: Ryan Yaeger In support of Dean Christopher King and his vision for the newly redesigned School of Health,…

Multilingual Baseball provides an intimate look at language diversity in the transnational world of baseball. (Bloomsbury Academic, 2023) View Book Listing >…

When Katie Kingsbury joined the Boston Globe editorial board in 2013, she noticed that the issue of income inequality would come up frequently in discussions. The board wanted to weigh in on…

Franchise President, HR Director and Sign Spinner, AArrow Sign Spinners In 2002, Michael Patterson helped his Georgetown roommate, Max Durovic (B’05, MBA’10), put a new spin on advertising. With…

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 MedStar Georgetown Student Health Center,…

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 her role as the newly…

Four Georgetown alumni are finalists for the 2020 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal, also known as the “Oscars of government service.” These awards…

CEO and Co-Founder of Dadventures Time on the Hilltop What was your favorite class or who was your favorite professor at Georgetown? My favorite professor was Lalitha Gopalan, a cinema…

Ebony Marcelle (NHS'05) says that midwives like herself play critical roles in the lives of Black women and their babies.

While Soyica Colbert (C'01) was not a Black Theater Ensemble member, she was familiar with it through friends who were members. “One of the exciting things about this co-curricular group…