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Master of Arts in Applied Economics Candidate Named Bryce Harlow Foundation Fellow
Ten Georgetown graduate students, including Ethan Miller (G’26), have been named fellows of the Bryce Harlow Foundation, which recognizes outstanding graduate students committed…
August 14, 2025
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History Comes Alive for Classics Student Who Excavated Roman Villa in Portugal
Having studied Latin since middle school, Caroline Sewell (C'27) saw her classics studies in a new light after participating in an archaeological dig at a Roman villa in Redondo,…
August 14, 2025
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A Day in the Life of a Student Researching Dolphins in the Potomac
Spend a day on the water with Kelly Bates (C’26), a research assistant for the Potomac-Chesapeake Dolphin.…
August 6, 2025
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Trailblazing Computer Scientist and Educator Yoshi Kohno Joins Georgetown
Kohno will be the McDevitt Chair in the Department of Computer Science and research professor in the Center for Digital.…
August 5, 2025
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You May Not Need a Blood Test With New Biomedical Technology That Could Change Disease Diagnostics and Medicine Delivery
Invasive blood tests are often used to test for diseases. This physics professor's invention could change that and make administering medicine more.…
August 4, 2025
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At United Nations Summer Program, Computer Science Student Examines AI Ethics
Selected among over 1,250 applicants, Wisdom Obinna (G’29) joined 51 other graduate students from 41 countries in Switzerland for the two-week intensive seminar in international…
July 23, 2025
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2025 Chester Gillis Award Recipients Serve Their Communities Through Teaching and Cancer Research
Naveen Shah (C’25) and Harry Sun (C’26) are the recipients of the 2025 Chester Gillis.…
July 23, 2025
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Some Dolphins Use Tools to Hunt, Revealing Insights Into Cultural Transmission
A new study led by Georgetown researchers reveals that the rare use of tools by some dolphins to hunt is passed on from parent to offspring and is shaped by significant sensory…
July 21, 2025
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A U.S. Politics Professor Explains Why Creating a Third Party Isn’t So Easy
While third parties have existed in American politics, they have rarely tipped the electoral scales, says Hans Noel, an associate professor of government in the College of Arts &…
July 17, 2025
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Music Professor Benjamin Harbert Wins 3 Awards for Book on Incarcerated Musicians
Instrument of the State: A Century of Music in Louisiana’s Angola Prison received the Irving Lowens Book Award, the Music in American Culture Award and the Portia K. Maultsby…
July 14, 2025