An international relations scholar and Georgetown University graduate won the 2026 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order, one of the highest global honors given to political scientists, for his research on the intersection between climate change and security, the university announced Jan. 8. Joshua Busby (GRD ’02, ’04), who is now a professor of public affairs at the … [Read more...] about GU Graduate Wins Top International Relations Award
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No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes says Nike deal won’t impact college decision
By ADAM ZAGORIA Back in October, No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes signed an NIL deal with Nike. “I also want to work with Nike to connect with young athletes and give feedback on our footwear and apparel,” Stokes said then. “Not just from me, but from my community.” Now that Stokes, the 6-foot-7 small forward from Seattle (WA) Rainier Beach who is the No. 1 prospect in the … [Read more...] about No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes says Nike deal won’t impact college decision
Duke, Arkansas among schools flocking to see Jordan Smith Jr. at Hoophall Classic
By ADAM ZAGORIA Duke head coach Jon Scheyer and Arkansas head coach John Calipari were among the coaches to watch Jordan Smith Jr. on Monday at the Hoophall Classic in Springfield, Mass. Syracuse and Kentucky also had staff on hand to see Smith pour in 34 points with 8 assists 6 rebounds and no turns as Paul VI (Va.) beat ST. Mary’s (AZ) 75-69. Jordan Smith Jr. is on a … [Read more...] about Duke, Arkansas among schools flocking to see Jordan Smith Jr. at Hoophall Classic
Former Alabama center Charles Bediako suing NCAA for eligibility
By JAMES MADDEN Former Alabama center Charles Bediako is suing the NCAA for college eligibility, it was revealed in a court filing on Tuesday. Bediako is arguing for a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction that would grant him eligibility to play for Alabama this season. He is a current member of the Motor City Cruise, the NBA G-League affiliate of the … [Read more...] about Former Alabama center Charles Bediako suing NCAA for eligibility
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | CAS, SOH Deans’ Response to “An Apple a Day” Feature on Pre-Health Student Experiences
To the Editor: We write together as the deans of the College of Arts & Sciences and the School of Health, respectively, in response to “An Apple a Day”, published Dec. 4, 2025. Pre-health education and advising are vital components of both of our schools. This work is deeply collaborative. Our pre-health students exemplify Georgetown University’s Jesuit values and our … [Read more...] about LETTER TO THE EDITOR | CAS, SOH Deans’ Response to “An Apple a Day” Feature on Pre-Health Student Experiences