Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Shriver Mourners Gather for Wake

By Sarah Kaplan January 21, 2011

Mourners at Holy Trinity Church remembered the life of R. Sargent Shriver on Friday, who died Tuesday in Maryland at the age of 95. Shriver, a Peace Corps founder and former university commencement...

More Airline Options for D.C. Travelers

By Rachel Carandang January 19, 2011

New transportation options are coming to Georgetown just in time for the holiday travel season, with multiple low-cost airlines moving into Ronald Reagan National Airport last Monday and Amtrak expanding...

D.C. Tunnels Expect Makeover

By Maggie Ferrato January 19, 2011

The cobwebs that have grown in the abandoned tunnels located beneath Dupont Circle may soon be cleared away to make room for a new arts district in the area, as the city attempts to reclaim the potentially...

DPS Blotter, January 2011

By DPS Blotter January 14, 2011

Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010 Drug Violation, ICC/Reiss Science Walkway, 1:17 a.m. An unknown substance was confiscated and tested positive for containing marijuana. A suspect was identified and barred. Burglary-Forcible...

DREAM Act Voted Down; GU Supporters Disenchanted

By Caitlin Mac Neal December 19, 2010

The U.S. Senate fell short of the votes needed to pass the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, which had the vocal support of many Georgetown students and administrators. The DREAM...

GU Hospital Employee Stabbed to Death

By Mary Murphy December 13, 2010

A Georgetown University Hospital employee was found dead in her apartment in Southwest, Washington, D.C., on Dec. 7, having suffered several stab wounds. The victim, Tawana Barnes-Copeland, was discovered...

Commerce Sec. Looks to Boost Cooperation With China

By Masha Goncharova December 3, 2010

Amid tenuous U.S.-China ties, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke opened a policy conference on the two countries' commercial relationship on Thursday morning in the Lohrfink Auditorium with a keynote...

D.C. Council Looks to Combat Bullying

By Galen Foote December 3, 2010

The D.C. Council has proposed two laws this week, the "Bullying and Prevention Act of 2010 and the Harassment and Intimidation Protection Act of 2010, which aim to provide a new, comprehensive policy for...

D.C. Officials Propose Solutions to Budget Deficit

By Lili Dodderidge November 29, 2010

Mayor Adrian Fenty and his successor Vincent Gray have set out to reverse the $18 million deficit the D.C. government has accumulated. Both have stressed the need to avoid tax hikes. The revised budget...

Smithsonian May Soon Charge

By Mariah Byrne November 19, 2010

Smithsonian museum regulars might need to start dipping into their pockets soon if a new budget proposal is passed. President Obama's deficit reduction commission proposed admissions fees at the Smithsonian...

Westboro Church Draws Student Protesters’ Ire

By Sarah Kaplan November 12, 2010

"You Eat Your Kids" and "Thank God For Dead Soldiers" were among the signs held high by four members of the Westboro Baptist Church in Washington Circle Thursday morning, a protest met by about 300 college...

Gray Plans to Revitalize Economy

By Masha Goncharova November 11, 2010

D.C.'s Mayor-elect Vincent Gray began this week to implement his comprehensive plan, announced during the mayoral campaign, to lower unemployment by increasing the amount of education and opportunities...

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