ALT A group of six students hold up white t-shirts reading "Georgetown University"

ALT A student wearing a "GU" baseball cap smiles and gestures while talking with friends around a table.

ALT Two students chat across a table at an indoor organization fair.

ALT A group of students seated at a long table turn toward the camera for a group photo.

ALT Georgetown President Eduardo Peñalver speaks at a lectern. A stained glass window is visible behind him.

ALT Inside the Oregon football stadium, Henry Schadwinkel wears the webbed boots of the Oregon Duck, with the Oregon Duck to his right and Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota to his left.

ALT A headshot of Henry Schadwinkel in a library.

ALT Henry Schadwinkel poses with two friends on the side of a mountain.

ALT Jennifer Ayarkwa holds a red-, yellow- and green-striped flag while wearing a sports jersey and sitting at a table in a busy restaurant.

ALT A headshot of Jennifer Ayarkwa against a white background.

ALT Jennifer Ayarkwa stands in front of a red- and white-tiled mosaic that spells out "Brasil 2010"

ALT A headshot of Anthony Choi.

ALT Anthony Choi wears ziplining gear while climbing stairs in the treetops of a forest.

ALT Anthony Choi poses with a female companion flanked by sunflowers in an LED-lit greenhouse.

ALT Anthony Choi rides a bike and carries a camera on a handheld tripod in a foggy field.

ALT A group of nine students sitting around a circular table lift Diet Cokes and water cans in a "cheers" gesture.

ALT Six students, holding food and drinks and standing around a round table with food, pose for a group photo inside an event space.

ALT A crowd of grad students socialize in a recessed patio space.

ALT In front of a banner for the European Policy Organization, students in the club table at an event fair. Three students are visible speaking to each other across from a table bearing puzzle pieces.

ALT Master's student Keiti Lazo holds up a Georgetown t-shirt in front of the Graduate Studies sign on campus.

ALT A headshot of Keiti Lazo.

ALT Keiti Lazo poses with three young relatives in front of a sign reading "El Salvador".

ALT Ph.D. in biostatistics student Kaiyan Shi pets Georgetown mascot Jack the Bulldog with two other friends.

ALT Ph.D. student Kaiyan Shi shows a thumbs up in front of the sign marking the end of Route 66.

ALT Ph.D. in biostatistics student Kaiyan Shi stands in front of the John Carroll statue near Healy Hall. Shi is wearing graduation regalia.

ALT Three women in professional clothing smile at the camera in a selfie shot in front of the U.S. Capitol.

ALT Two women stand to the side of a screen with a presentation reading: "Profiles and Environmental Predictors of Executive Functioning"

ALT Two women in professional outfits stand in front of a research poster with text and bar charts. The title of the poster reads "The Role of Pre-K to Kindergarten School Transitions in Low-Income Students' Social-Emotional Outcomes."

ALT A headshot of Jared Salcedo, a person wearing a suit, in front of a cityscape.

ALT Maude Havenne, in doctoral regalia, holds her Glassman Award with Interim VP for Graduate Studies Alex Sens, also in doctoral regalia.

ALT A headshot of recent Georgetown Ph.D. graduate Ellen Jacobs.

ALT A headshot of recent Georgetown Ph.D. graduate Natascha de Vasconcellos Otoya in front of a mountainous hill.

ALT A headshot of Alison Mackey, a woman with long red hair and glasses, against a dark background. Photo: Nicola Fearnley ARPS

ALT Two people, including Alison Mackey, stand holding a framed formal award.

ALT Alison Mackey, far left, appears in graduation regalia with her Ph.D. student, College Dean David Edelstein and Georgetown interim provost Soyica Diggs Colbert.

ALT Alison Mackey, left middle, appears with her daughter in graduation regalia. The two are flanked by Mackey's son and husband.

ALT Georgetown graduate alum Kristi Johnson in front of the Artemis II Orion spacecraft. Johnson is wearing Navy fatigues.

ALT Johnson, with her back to the camera, stands at a lectern speaking to a large crowd of press.

ALT A graduating student holds a bundle of balloons aloft while smiling into the camera.

ALT Mary Beard stands behind a lectern delivering a Commencement speech as members of Georgetown's faculty look on. A screen behind the group projects a live feed of the ceremony and the Georgetown logo.

ALT Two master's graduates share a laugh. One covers her mouth with the Commencement book.

ALT A recent graduate embraces a family member in front of Healy Hall and a statue of John Carroll.

ALT A group of graduates wearing Georgetown DSAN tassels pose with Jack the Bulldog.

ALT A beaming Ph.D. student is hooded by his doctoral advisor.

ALT A smiling Ph.D. graduate in regalia holds a bouquet of white tulips and talks with her family.

ALT A smiling Ph.D. graduate uplifts his hands in prayer as other graduates appalud around him.

ALT Two female students wearing saris pose together, arms outstretched to frame the Georgetown University logo.

ALT Mideum Hong is pictured with his wife and child, photographed against a beige photo studio background.

ALT Georgetown Ph.D. student Mideum Hong stands next to his advisor, Professor Peter Phan, left, outside Healy Hall in the fall.

ALT Mideum Hong, right, stands next to Haweon Lee in front of Dahlgren Chapel. Both men are wearing winter coats and the chapel is decorated for Christmas.

ALT A group of six master's students in graduation regalia huddle into a hug.

ALT Master's students wearing graduation regalia throw graduation caps into the air in front of Healy Hall.

ALT A Ph.D. graduate smiles and side-hugs her doctoral advisor. Both are wearing a doctoral tam, hood and robe.

ALT A graduating master's student, seen from behind, hugs a loved one outside the graduation tent.

ALT Kim poses with a group of friends in front of an inflatable Jack the Bulldog.

ALT A headshot photo of Seyoung Kim.

ALT Seyoung Kim presents her research at a lectern in a library.

ALT A graphic reading "How to Put on Your Graduation Hood in Four Steps" features a graphic of a graduation hood with the text: "Step 1. Hold your hood in front of you with the v-shaped end facing you and the velvet and satin on the inside."

ALT A graphic reading "How to Put on Your Graduation Hood in Four Steps" features a graphic of a graduation hood with the text: "Step 2. Place the hood over your head with the v-shaped end in front of your neck and the u- shaped rear draped down your back. The velvet and satin side, previously hidden, should now be facing out. The hood should rest comfortably over your shoulders."

ALT A graphic reading "How to Put on Your Graduation Hood in Four Steps" features a graphic of a graduation hood with the text: "Step 3. Your hood may have a loop at the base of the v-shaped end. If so, secure the hood to a button or your gown zipper using the loop."

ALT A graphic reading "How to Put on Your Graduation Hood in Four Steps" features a graphic of a graduation hood with the text: "Step 4. Straighten out your hood. Make sure the fabric on the back of the hood starting just below the shoulders is facing out, and that the velvet lining and satin trim are visible."

ALT Farrell Moskow, far left wearing a tuxedo, takes a group selfie with other graduate students at GradGov's Grad Gala.

ALT Farrell Moskow poses in front of a dark blue photo backdrop with the Georgetown University and Georgetown SCS logos.

ALT Members of the Brinsmade Lab, including biology professor Shaun Brinsmade and five grad students and postdocs, pose for a group photo on a staircase.

ALT Georgetown biology professor Shaun Brinsmade smiles in front of a computer.

ALT A photo of Georgetown's assistant vice president for graduate student enrichment, Dexter Sharp, overlaid with text reading: "Mentorship Steered This First-Generation Student to a Ph.D. Now, He’s Returning the Favor."

ALT A photo of Georgetown's assistant vice president for graduate student enrichment, Dexter Sharp, overlaid with text reading: "Dexter Sharp was the first in his family to attend college. The support networks that saw Sharp through inspired him to pay that mentorship forward."

ALT A photo of Georgetown's assistant vice president for graduate student enrichment, Dexter Sharp, overlaid with text reading: "Sharp pursued a career in higher education to do just that. He now leads graduate student enrichment at Georgetown, expanding opportunities for master’s and Ph.D. students in the classroom and beyond."

ALT A photo of Georgetown's assistant vice president for graduate student enrichment, Dexter Sharp, overlaid with text reading: “'It’s been amazing since Day One,'” Sharp said. “'Georgetown brings in excellent grad students with ambitious visions for initiatives, organizations and the university.'”

ALT Collaborators, including grad students, pose at the "speculative morphologies" exhibition's opening reception.

ALT A female student speaks in front of a gallery wall of lithograph prints at the the "speculative morphologies" exhibition opening.

ALT A female student presents a work of paper sculpture in the "speculative morphologies" exhibition.

ALT A headshot of Georgetown graduate student Natalie Delille.

ALT A headshot of Georgetown graduate student Xialong (James) Wang.

ALT A headshot of Georgetown graduate student Grady McGinnis.

ALT Grady McGinnis, left, with two colleagues in front of a USAID poster that reads "Iniciativa Regional de Centroamerica (CANI)".

ALT Grady McGinnis in front of a window on an assignment for USAID.

ALT Dahlgren Chapel lights up in a red hue with projected snowflakes during the annual Georgetown Christmas Tree Lighting.

ALT A headshot of graduate student Alisha Bi.

ALT Kenyatta Hazlewood faces the camera, smiling, while speaking to two people.

ALT Kenyatta speaks at a podium with members of her nursing cohort behind her.

ALT Kenyatta in a family photo with her husband and daughter.

ALT Georgetown's Healy Hall is illuminated with red-and-green lights in the background as a student in a Santa hat watches in the foreground.

ALT A view of Georgetown's Dahlgren Quad lit up for the holidays, with snowflakes projected on Dahlgren Chapel, a lit Christmas tree and a decorated light pole visible among a crowd of students, faculty and staff.

ALT A collage photo of three graduate students and their advisor side-by-side.

ALT Students listen to a poster presentation at Student Research Day.

ALT A female student gestures while delivering an oral presentation at Student Research Day.

ALT While standing in front of her research poster, a student smiles as she discusses her research with two peers.

ALT Students sign in on a laptop at the MCGSO table while chatting with peers.

ALT Kelly Grady walks across the Car Barn patio, smiling.

ALT Kelly Grady, left and facing toward the camera, talks to a staff member, right, outside the Car Barn entrance.

ALT Kelly Grady writes with a black marker on a whiteboard: "What is our social contract with graduate students?"

ALT Kelly Grady smiles, with her arms crossed, in front of the Car Barn entrance sign.

ALT Fr. Taroh Amédé, S.J., stands in front of the Holy Rosary Church in DC.

ALT Fr. Taroh Amédé, S.J., is seen from the back as he sits in a church pew gazing at the altar.

ALT Fr. Taroh Amédé, S.J., opens the door of the church toward the camera, smiling.

ALT Fr. Taroh Amédé, S.J., looks through his closet of vestments.

ALT Kenzie Mounir stands on a ridge in front of Hawai'i's Mauna Loa volcano.

ALT A headshot of Kenzie Mounir.

ALT Kenzie Mounir points at a research presentation poster while speaking with two conference attendees.

ALT Professor Anthony Arend pumps his fist into the air triumphantly during Graduate Student Induction at Georgetown.

ALT A group of graduate students smile and talk around an outdoor table.

ALT A group of graduate students smile at the camera while holding bags that say "Grad Hoya."

ALT Three male grad students smile at the camera during a student BBQ.

ALT A headshot of Georgetown master's student Ethan Miller.

ALT A headshot of Georgetown master's student Julia Grady.

ALT A headshot of Georgetown master's student Nabin Dhimal.

ALT Martha Cameron, right, poses with Ronald Johnson, Chair of the People Living with HIV Caucus, at a recent HIV Quality of life Summit at the White House.

ALT Martha Cameron poses in between her teenage sons in front of a blank portrait backdrop.

ALT A gaunt and ill Martha Cameron stands in between two Zambian orphan girls, her hands around their shoulders, while doing volunteer work in 2003.

ALT Georgetown graduate student Wisdom Obinna stands in front of the United Nation's office in Geneva. Behind him are flagpoles flying various countries' flags.

ALT Obinna stands in a group photo of all 52 U.N. Graduate Study Programme participants. The participants are holding up their passports to show their nationalities.

ALT Sitting in front of his laptop, Obinna speaks into a microphone during a meeting of the Global Governance of Emerging Technologies group. To his right is another program participant.

ALT Wearing a suit, Obinna stands with two friends, their arms linked, in a European city center.

ALT A photo of Georgetown's Healy Hall is overlaid with text that reads: "Ready to become a Grad Hoya? The 2026 Graduate Studies application is now open!"

ALT Vaughn Shirey (they/them) receives their dissertation award while flanked by Graduate Studies Dean Alex Sens on their right and Shirey's mentor, Georgetown biology professor Leslie Ries, on their left.

ALT David Saxon stands in doctoral regalia between Graduate Studies Dean Alex Sens and mentor Dr. Joshua Corbin.

ALT Georgetown history professor Katherine Benton-Cohen receives Broadus' award in her absence from Graduate Studies Dean Alex Sens.

ALT Martina Thorne receives her Glassman Award from Graduate Studies Dean Alex Sens. Her mentor, Associate Professor Emeritus Veronica Salles-Reese, stands to her left.

ALT A side-by-side photo featuring a 1953 photo of two men outside a building on Georgetown University's campus juxtaposed with a 2025 photo of the exterior of the same building.

ALT Antonio Bizarron Jauregui sits at Georgetown Commencement 2025 in his graduation regalia with his daughter, Soledad, sitting on his lap. Soledad is wearing a Georgetown onesie.

ALT João Bevilaqua Basto, center, smiles at the camera holding his toddler daughter, Camila, to his left and with his wife, Renata, standing at his right. The family is posing in front of a blooming cherry blossom tree.

ALT Text overlaid upon a photo of the Car Barn reads: "New name, same #GradHoyas focus! Keep up with the latest from Georgetown’s graduate studies programs and student community." The logos for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and X appear underneath the text with the handle @GradGeorgetown underneath them.

ALT A female doctoral student grins while receiving her graduation hood from her Ph.D. mentor.

ALT A male graduate wearing a master's hood gleefully embraces a male family member in a graduation crowd.

ALT A student wearing a graduation stole smiles while shaking the hand of Soyica Diggs Colbert, Georgetown's interim provost. A woman in the background smiles on.

ALT A female Ph.D. graduate grins at a friend or family member while holding onto several flower leis that have been placed upon her neck.

ALT A graphic titled "How to Put on Your Graduation Hood in Four Steps" shows an illustration of a graduation hood to the right and a description of the hooding steps to the left. The illustration of the hood says: "Velvet: The color representing your degree" and "Satin: These colors represent Georgetown." Text showing the hooding steps reads: "Step 1. Hold your hood in front of you with the v-shaped end facing you and the velvet and satin on the inside."

ALT The graphic is identical to the previous graphic but with new text reading: "Step 2. Place the hood over your head with the v-shaped end in front of your neck and the u-shaped rear draped down your back. The velvet and satin side, previously hidden, should now be facing out. The hood should rest comfortably over your shoulders."

ALT The graphic is identical to the previous graphic but with new text reading: "Step 3. Your hood may have a loop at the base of the v-shaped end. If so, secure the hood to a button or your gown zipper using the loop."

ALT The graphic is identical to the previous graphic but with new text reading: "Step 4. Straighten out your hood. Make sure the fabric on the back of the hood starting just below the shoulders is facing out, and that the velvet lining and satin trim are visible."