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

Schools to Offer Free Dinners

By Masha Goncharova October 22, 2010

D.C. Public Schools is embarking on a new effort to simultaneously reduce hunger and improve academic achievement. Ten thousand students enrolled in the District's public schools will now have the opportunity...

4 Vie for D.C.’s Congress Seat

By Jonathan Gillis October 22, 2010

While Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) may have most likely sealed her re-election as the D.C. voice in the House of Representatives by winning the Democratic primary, she will still face an eclectic...

Laptop Stolen Via Unlocked Door in Village A Burglary

By Laura Engshuber October 20, 2010

A laptop was stolen from a Village A residence early Saturday morning. There was no one in the residence at the time and entry to the apartment was not forced. The suspect entered through an unlocked...

Georgetown Public Library Reopens

By Rachel Carandang October 19, 2010

The Georgetown Public Library reopened Monday at its original location on R Street, three years after a debilitating fire forced the branch to close its doors for repairs. Now, the library boasts a...

Philly P’s Owner Opens New Shop, Will Not Sell Pizza

By Stephen Levy October 19, 2010

While a food store will be returning to 1211 Potomac St., it will not be the Philly Pizza & Grill remembered by students. Rather, the new establishment will be a prepared food store that will close...

Minority Unemployment Increases

By Mariah Byrne October 19, 2010

The impact of the recession has been especially hard on minority communities and those lacking a college degree in D.C., a city already plagued by one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation, according...

Education Reform Touches Hilltop

By Bonnie Duncan October 15, 2010

Jessica Pérez's high school guidance counselor told her not to bother applying to Georgetown because it would be too hard. From her freshman year in high school, the odds were stacked against her - most...

Alumna to Be Next D.C. Public Schools Chancellor

By Kelly Church October 15, 2010

Following the defeat of Mayor Adrian Fenty in the Democratic primaries of the D.C. mayoral elections, there will be a change in the D.C. public schools system: Chancellor Michelle Rhee is stepping down...

Streetcars Back in D.C.

By Neil Quinn October 15, 2010

A Metro stop in Georgetown may still be a pipe dream, but D.C. officials now have concrete plans to build something comparable: a line of electric streetcars with a stop on the Georgetown waterfront. The...

District Ups Use of Solar Power

By Stephen Levy October 15, 2010

Last week, the White House announced it would be adding solar panels to its roof, the latest and most buzz-worthy of a series of installations occurring citywide. The trend has also spread to Georgetown,...

GWU to Consider Gender-Neutral Housing

By Mariah Byrne October 15, 2010

Following the lead of over 60 other colleges and universities across the United States, The George Washington University is considering implementing gender-neutral housing for the 2011-2012 school year....

S St. Burglary Strips Residents of Valuables

By Laura Engshuber October 10, 2010

A burglary occurred in the early hours of Thursday on the 3800 block of S Street. A laptop, two televisions, credit cards and other items were stolen while one of the residents was asleep, according to...

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