Eduardo Peñalver steps into his role as the new president of Georgetown University, facing significant challenges. He highlights artificial intelligence, declining enrollment in graduate programs, and the university’s financial state as key issues.
This marks a historic transition for Georgetown, as Peñalver becomes the first new president since before many current students were born. Situated in Washington D.C., the university holds a prestigious position as the city’s oldest higher education institution.
As he prepares for his responsibilities, Peñalver took a moment to pause amidst the preparations. The schedule will soon fill with phone calls, meetings, listening sessions, and speeches—the essential tasks for leading such a revered institution.
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