Georgetown’s students voted to tax themselves to pay descendants of enslaved people, instead of waiting for the school to do something.

Georgetown students voted by a wide margin to hike their own tuition fees and create a reparations fund for the descendants of 272 slaves the school sold in 1838.

Incoming freshmen have asked administrators to consider delaying the gap-year request deadline if the fall semester is held online.

Jesuit educators claimed President Donald Trump's executive order on DEI programs conflicts with centuries-old Catholic ...

Georgetown University might not be here today if the Maryland Society of Jesuits who oversaw the school hadn’t sold 272 slaves.

A Georgetown University student facing expulsion over his father's alleged involvement in college admissions bribes is taking the school to court.

A bribery and admissions fraud scandal has touched several universities, including Georgetown. NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Georgetown seniors Christian Paz, Margaret Gach and Ramon Lyons.

Georgetown University student paper says school did not inform of probe into tennis coach ensnared in admissions scandal "The Georgetown Voice," a student newspaper, said it plans to keep reporting.

A Georgetown University student sued to block the school from punishing him because his father paid off a tennis coach to get him into college.

Two months after the scandal broke, Georgetown said it planned to dismiss two students. One is suing, saying the university denied him due process.

Georgetown ISD is starting to rezone campuses for the 2026-27 school year to open new schools, ease overcrowding and plan for future student growth.