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

Georgetown Businesses See Decreased Revenue

By Sarah Kaplan September 17, 2010

Statistics show that business in the Georgetown area is down, with many stores closing and others turning significantly less profit. But while Georgetown is not immune to the recession, owners and retailers...

Gray Still Leads, Election Tuesday

By Laura Engshuber September 10, 2010

Four days before the Democratic primary, which will likely determine D.C.'s next mayor, D.C. Council Chairman Vincent Gray maintains a sizable lead in the polls over incumbent Mayor Adrian Fenty. Gray's...

Potomac at its Cleanest in 60 Years, But Far From Pristine

By Nathalie Lawyer September 10, 2010

Once deemed a national disgrace by President Lyndon Johnson, the Potomac River is showing signs of improvement after decades of trying to decontaminate the murky waters. A study released by the U.S....

D.C. Proposes Art District

By Lili Dodderidge September 9, 2010

Two weeks ago, Bradley Cooper admitted he rarely left the small area bounded by Reservoir Road and M Street - the "Georgetown bubble" - while he was a student. If the same is true of students of the Hilltop,...

Georgetown Real Estate

By Neil Quinn September 3, 2010

Housing in Georgetown is expensive: Current rates start at $175,000 for a studio apartment in Foxhall and reach $20 million for a mansion on Prospect Street. But that doesn't necessarily mean it is selling...

Philly P’s Launches Bid to Reopen as Sandwich Shop

By Rebecca Nadler September 3, 2010

Georgetown students' popular late night eatery, Philly Pizza & Grill, may be making a comeback in a different form. Over the summer, Philly Pizza's owner Mehmet Kocak filed an application for...

D.C., Maryland Awarded $325M in Race to the Top

By Ariella Park September 3, 2010

With the Obama administration's presentation of $325 million to the District of Columbia and Maryland last Tuesday, public schools in the area received a needed boost toward improvement that could set...

ln Silver Spring Hostages Freed, Gunman Shot

By Nathalie Lawyer September 3, 2010

Chaos erupted in Silver Spring, Md., around 1 p.m. Wednesday after a flurry of Twitter updates reported that a gunman had taken three hostages inside the headquarters of Discovery Communications. James...

Sexual Assault Reported in Burleith

By Laura Engshuber August 31, 2010

An unknown suspect sexually assaulted a Burleith resident on the 3800 block of S Street on Sunday morning, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. A white male allegedly broke into the Burleith...

District Provides Bicycle Rentals

By Nathalie Lawyer August 31, 2010

Georgetown students will have a new way to leave the Hilltop and explore D.C. this fall, thanks to a regional bike-sharing program introduced by the District Department of Transportation and Arlington...

Fare Hikes Cushion WMATA Budget

By Nathalie Lawyer August 27, 2010

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority introduced a series of fare adjustments over the summer in order to raise $108.7 million in budget funding for the 2011 fiscal year. Starting June...

Gray Leads in D.C. Mayoral Race

By Laura Engshuber August 27, 2010

D.C. Council Chairman Vincent Gray has taken a five-point lead over incumbent Mayor Adrian Fenty in the race for the Democratic mayoral nomination, according to a new poll from Clarus Research Group. The...

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