How Georgetown Can Stay Catholic
“Give up on Georgetown. It’s not a Catholic university anymore,” an alumnus told me recently.
Yes, yes, I’ve ...
Articles by Maya Noronha
How Georgetown Can Stay Catholic
By Maya Noronha |
Nov 06 2007
“Give up on Georgetown. It’s not a Catholic university anymore,” an alumnus told me recently.
Yes, yes, I’ve ...
Georgetown Should Promote True Catholic Identity
By Maya Noronha |
Sep 27 2005
Through the misrepresentation and outright dismissal of certain opinions of a minority, Nick Timiraos contributes to the very “intellectual vacuum ...
ANC Approves Proposal for New Canal Road Sign
By Maya Noronha |
Dec 03 2004
The Advisory Neighborhood Commission passed a proposal for a new welcome sign at a revised Canal Road entrance during a ...
Student Named Rhodes Scholar
By Maya Noronha |
Nov 23 2004
Jennifer E. Howitt (SFS ’05) is one of 32 students nationwide selected for a 2005 Rhodes Scholarship.
The recipients of ...
GU's School Spirit Born of First-Year Pains
By Maya Noronha |
Nov 09 2004
Freshman Rules of 1920
1. Freshmen will wear a distinctive cap everywhere on the campus, in Georgetown , to and on ...
A Minority Newsroom Report
By Maya Noronha |
Nov 05 2004
Allison Carpenter’s ignorant comments in her letter to the editor (“Hoya Environment Unwelcoming to Minorities,” The Hoya, Nov. 2 ...
Catholic Tradition Based in Reason
By Maya Noronha |
Oct 01 2004
Friday, October 1, 2004 Catholic Tradition Based in Reason By Maya Noronha
Mark Ipri fails to understand a wealth of ...
Clearing Philodemic's Hot Air
By Maya Noronha |
Sep 21 2004
Tuesday, September 21, 2004 Clearing Philodemic’s Hot Air By Maya Noronha
Hastik jant naka, my grandmother used to say ...
Program Confronts Sexual Assault
By Maya Noronha |
Sep 17 2004
Sexual assault survivor Katie Koestner spoke to a packed room of students and administrators about prevention of and resources for ...