Georgetown University has welcomed its Class of 2030 by sharing stories from new and current students about why they chose the school. Students cite academic flexibility, community spirit, location in Washington D.C., Jesuit values, experiential learning opportunities, and unique programs as key factors influencing their decisions.
Georgetown University honored Dr. Marc Lippman for breakthroughs in breast cancer research during its spring faculty convocation on April 8. The event also recognized longtime faculty service milestones and featured an address by Distinguished Professor John McNeill.
Four Georgetown University graduates share how their college majors led them down unexpected but successful career paths across various industries. Their stories show how diverse academic backgrounds provided key skills for jobs ranging from beauty marketing to medicine and journalism.
Sarah Brannigan shares why she chose Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business over other options. She highlights small class sizes, faculty expertise, diverse courses, and professional development opportunities.
Elijah Ward overcame barriers as a first-generation college student by studying abroad four times while attending Georgetown University. Through scholarships and community support from campus programs like GSP, he gained international experience across Latin America and Spain.
Juliette Robinson, a sophomore at Georgetown University, shares practical advice for newly admitted Hoyas preparing for their transition from acceptance letter through move-in day. Her tips include celebrating achievements, exploring campus traditions like GAAP weekends, getting involved in pre-orientation programs, and embracing opportunities beyond academics.
A Georgetown University researcher has developed 3D-printed bone grafts using natural materials like pectin instead of metals or synthetic polymers. The innovation aims to reduce complications associated with traditional implants while allowing for more personalized treatments.
Bela Walkin is applying her McCourt School training as a senior policy analyst at WMATA. Her journey from Louisiana through France shaped her passion for urban mobility solutions.
Ayana Thomas has advanced key sustainability initiatives since joining Georgetown University as associate vice president of sustainable business operations. Her work includes launching new programs and leading strategic planning efforts focused on environmental responsibility.
Ishaan Sharma has been awarded a prestigious Goldwater Scholarship recognizing his achievements as an undergraduate researcher in neuroscience. He credits mentorships at Georgetown University and NIH for shaping his approach toward combining clinical care with scientific inquiry.