The Hoya Elects Spring Semester Staff
The Hoya elected its spring 2010 editorial staff on Saturday.
Category: News in Brief
Reimagine Georgetown Winners Announced
This year’s Reimagine Georgetown Grant winning proposals were Georgetown Alternative Music Series for the $5,000 grant, D.C. Students Speak for $3,000, Saxa Feast for $2,000 and Diversability for $500.
D.C. Discount Bus Options to Expand, Include Philly and Boston Routes
As early as Nov. 20, Washington residents will have a new discount bus service to choose when traveling to Philadelphia, Boston or Wilmington, Del.
Leo’s Goes Disposable After Heater Damaged
O’Donovan Hall experienced a problem with the hot water heater on Oct. 20 and used disposable plates, bowls, cups and utensils to serve dinner.
New Author Returns to Georgetown
Georgetown College welcomed back alumna Leslie Little on Tuesday with an author’s presentation and a book signing for her award-winning book “Paris Icons.”
Madison Square Garden Owners Look to D.C.
Madison Square Garden Entertainment, which owns Madison Square Garden Arena in New York City, is looking to build a new venue in Washington.
Investigation of Chapel’s Stability Underway
While Georgetown University Facilities Management continues to examine the structural stability of Dahlgren Chapel, workers have temporarily removed the rose ...
Execution Date Set for 'Beltway Sniper'
Seven years after he committed the acts that terrorized residents in the District and the surrounding area, John Allen Muhammad ...
North Campus Buildings Change Hands for $62M
Real estate and investment management company Jones Lang LaSalle negotiated the sale of two office buildings located on Georgetown’s ...
Alum's Novel Released Posthumously
The search for justice and the race for peace are prevailing issues in the new novel “Naked Escape: The Race ...