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  • Class of 2017 Computer Scientists Close Gender Gap
    Class of 2017 Computer Scientists Close Gender Gap
    May 30, 2017
    The top three graduating seniors in the computer science program were all women, marking a milestone in Georgetown's efforts to bring gender diversity to a historically male-dominated field. Hear their stories.
  • Q&A: Sister Mary Scullion
    May 17, 2017
    Project HOME cofounder Sister Mary Scullion will be speaking at Saturday's Commencement. Get to know her a little better here.
  • Maillard Paper Named Editor's Pick
    April 10, 2017
    When chemistry professor Rodrigo Maillard’s manuscript was selected as an Editor’s Choice at the prestigious Journal of Biological Chemistry this month, it meant more to the 10th-year professor than just a big splash for his lab.
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