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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: The Hoya Rescinds Endorsement of Vincent-Hirai for GUSA Executive

By The Hoya November 11, 2022

The Hoya’s executive editorial team rescinds The Hoya Editorial Board’s endorsement of the Camber Vincent (SFS ’24) and Alyssa Hirai (SFS ’24) Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA)...

MSB Professor Releases Book on DEI Frameworks for the Workplace

MSB Professor Releases Book on DEI Frameworks for the Workplace

By Hayley Young October 28, 2022

A professor of management and business administration has released a new book highlighting frameworks for implementing racial diversity, equity and inclusion in corporate workplaces.  Georgetown...

Student Volunteers, D.C. Organizers Fight to Secure Safety for Migrants Arriving at Union Station

Student Volunteers, D.C. Organizers Fight to Secure Safety for Migrants Arriving at Union Station

By Katie Hawkinson July 31, 2022

When Jackie Lamas (GRD ’23) received a call July 13 that over 150 migrants would be arriving at Union Station in the next three hours, she immediately began organizing her fellow students. “We...

Letter From the Editors

Letter From the Editors

By Editor-in-Chief June 5, 2020

From the editors,  The murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and George Floyd are among the latest reminders of the United States’ long history of systemic racism, police brutality...

FILE PHOTO: RICHARD SCHOFIELD | THE HOYA
Within the last five years, there has only been one formal bias report filed against the Georgetown University Police Department. Outside of GUPD, there have been 201 bias related incidents reported.

Allegations of Poor Policing at GU Persist; Few Reports Follow

By Daria Crawford November 22, 2019

Georgetown University Student Association President Norman Francis Jr. (COL ’20) was working in the GUSA office in Sellinger Lounge this summer when he was questioned by the Georgetown University Police...

FILE PHOTO: JULIA ALVEY/THE HOYA  After a nine-month period of free rides since February, the DC Circulator’s $1 fare was recently reinstated on October 1. The Circulator provides six routes servicing areas like Adams Morgan, Georgetown, and the National Mall among others.

Students Find New Ways Around Georgetown’s Transport Desert

By lexinelson November 15, 2019

Almost 50 years ago, Georgetown residents banded together to block the construction of a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority station in their neighborhood. Fearing the subway would bring with...

@UNIVERSITYHUSTLE/INSTAGRAM | Natalia Suska (COL ’22) stands in front of her booth showcasing her artwork at UHustle’s first ever Hustle fair, an event dedicated to connecting student entrepreneurs with a broader Georgetown audience.

Students Start-Up New Culture for Entrepreneurship

By Adam Pack November 1, 2019

When professor Jeff Reid arrived at Georgetown University’s campus 10 years ago from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, student entrepreneurship was not an integral part of Georgetown’s...

FILE PHOTO: NATALIE ISÉ | THE HOYA Located in the Intercultural Center, the Womens and Gender Studies program only has two full-time professors. None of the 12 faculty members are tenure-lined.

Academic Programs Lack Resources, Create Instability

By Simon Goldsmith October 11, 2019

Students often depend on the mentorship and guidance of a close faculty adviser as they explore complex topics for their senior thesis. For some students, this long and stressful year of research and writing...

FILE PHOTO: JULIA ALVEY/THE HOYA | One year after former director Laura Kovach left the Womens Center, the University has only just announced plans to interview candidates this November.

Student Workers Run the Women’s Center 1 Year After Director’s Departure

By Nate Kral October 4, 2019

On Oct. 5, it will have been exactly one year since the Georgetown University Women’s Center last had a program director. Laura Kovach, who led the Women’s Center from 2008 to 2019, was the first of...

Illustration by Elizabeth Alarcon, Janis Park, Lilia Qian, and Ryan Siebecker | The number of registered voters that voted in the midterms elections increased by 143% from 2016 to 2018

Students Take Action To Make Their Votes Count

By Jaime Moore-Carrillo October 4, 2019

Presidential candidates have already begun flocking to states with the earliest primaries and caucuses. When the four early primaries and caucuses help decide who can continue their campaign, every vote...

Resources

By The Hoya Staff March 15, 2019

On-campus confidential resources include Health Education Services (202-687-8949), located in Poulton Hall on the corner of 37th St. and P St., and Counseling and Psychiatric Services (202-687-7080), located...

Methodology

By Will Simon and Adam Shaham March 15, 2019

All 14 priests named in this report were identified by cross-referencing Georgetown University’s archival material with publicly available information including media reporting, the August 2018 Pennsylvania...

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