"The Rest is Posthumous": The enduring legacy of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes
Georgetown Magazine: Music Comes Alive at Dahlgren
An Education Framed By Faith
Georgetown’s Catholic, Jesuit identity draws applicants to the School of Medicine for reasons beyond the university’s cutting edge research and science. Students are attracted to the school’s emphasis on the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, care for the whole person, and on the importance of serving society’s most vulnerable populations. Once here, students experience the school’s foundation of faith in their own unique ways.
Many people are surprised to learn that Georgetown is home to one
Many people are surprised to learn that Georgetown is home to one
Georgetown Scholarship Program Offers Unparalleled Support - Zach Kay (F’16)
GSP Looks Forward to its Next Decade
A Commitment to Scholarships for International Students
A Mission to Serve
Lieutenant Colonel Gerard Antoine, MD (M’98), retired last month from the U.S. Army after 24 years of active duty service which bookended his time at Georgetown University School of Medicine. For Antoine, the inexorable bond between his military and medical careers propels him into his next endeavor, and leads him back to his childhood home.
The doctor’s end goal is to build the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Caribbean (RHC) in Trinidad. RHC will be the first comprehensive inpatient and outpati
The doctor’s end goal is to build the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Caribbean (RHC) in Trinidad. RHC will be the first comprehensive inpatient and outpati
