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Photo of the Week: September 9

Photo of the Week: September 9

By technology September 14, 2022

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Cultural Climate Survey Shows GUPD Disproportionately Stops Students of Color

Cultural Climate Survey Shows GUPD Disproportionately Stops Students of Color

By Alicia Novoa May 7, 2021

Georgetown University’s first cultural climate survey revealed tensions between students and the Georgetown University Police Department, as results show students of color reported being disproportionately...

GU Irish Studies Celebrates Anniversary of Little-Known Frederick Douglass Ireland Tour

GU Irish Studies Celebrates Anniversary of Little-Known Frederick Douglass Ireland Tour

By Katie Bootsma October 9, 2020

Panelists reflected on the common threads between Frederick Douglass’ quest for freedom in the 19th century and the global fight for racial equality in modern times during a virtual event commemorating...

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GU Politics Panel Deliberates Future of SCOTUS, Barrett’s Confirmation

By Gabe Fleisher October 9, 2020

Four of the nation’s foremost political operatives — all veterans of several congressional fights — convened Wednesday night to discuss the ongoing battle in the Senate over whether to confirm Supreme...

Local Journalist Launches Bid for Georgetown Advisory Neighborhood Commission

Local Journalist Launches Bid for Georgetown Advisory Neighborhood Commission

By Clara Grudberg October 9, 2020

Topher Mathews, publisher of neighborhood blog The Georgetown Metropolitan, has launched a bid for Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E, running to replace retiring longtime Commissioner Joe Gibbons.  Since...

MSB Management Master’s Program Sees Threefold Increase in Applications in Second Admissions Cycle

MSB Management Master’s Program Sees Threefold Increase in Applications in Second Admissions Cycle

By Marisa Kiley October 9, 2020

The Georgetown University McDonough School of Business’ Master of Science in Management program recorded a 296% increase in applications for its latest class. The graduate program is a 10-month,...

I was sexually assaulted as a student at Georgetown. What shocked me was what I learned from filing a complaint.

I was sexually assaulted as a student at Georgetown. What shocked me was what I learned from filing a complaint.

By Anonymous September 27, 2020

This Viewpoint discusses sexual assault on campus. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. It happened in the fall of my senior year. I rarely went out, but one night,...

The Centennial Issue

The Centennial Issue

By Kiera Geraghty January 14, 2020

’90s Prove Pivotal as The Hoya Goes Online Illustration By: Tarika Kumar/The Hoya In fall 1988, The Hoya reached an inflection point. Just a year earlier, the paper had started printing twice...

’90s Prove Pivotal as The Hoya Goes Online

’90s Prove Pivotal as The Hoya Goes Online

By Maya Gandhi and Katherine DeMatteo January 14, 2020

In fall 1988, The Hoya reached an inflection point. Just a year earlier, the paper had started printing twice a week, a decision that would last until fall 2017, doubling its weekly production and stretching...

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Forum Spurs Student Engagement on Climate Change Conversation

By Myroslav and Amy Li September 20, 2019

Crowds of enthusiastic students excited to catch a glimpse of seven 2020 Democratic presidential candidates waited in line outside Gaston Hall for the first day of the Climate Forum 2020 on Sept. 19. On...

FILE PHOTO: RYAN BAE/THE HOYA | A Georgetown University Law Center group filed an amicus brief Feb. 11 arguing that a proposed citizenship question on the U.S. census would decrease the accuracy of the census.

Law Center Institute Files Brief, Argues Citizenship Question Hurts Census

By Rachel Friedman February 21, 2019

A group based at the Georgetown University Law Center filed an amicus brief Feb. 11 contesting a push by the U.S. Department of Commerce to add a question to the 2020 census regarding citizenship status. The...

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