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

DeGioia Announces New Dean of GU Law Center

By Elizabeth Rowe June 30, 2010

On Tuesday, University President John J. DeGioia announced that William Treanor will serve as the new Dean of the Georgetown University Law Center, beginning August 16. Treanor will come to Georgetown...

Several Tax Raises Proposed in D.C. Council to Close Budget Gaps

By Nathalie Lawyer May 21, 2010

A number of tax hikes could be in store for D.C. residents, as the D.C. Council prepares to vote on measures that would increase taxes on soda, liquor, health club memberships, parking and admission to...

Washington Blade Returns

By Zach Zappone April 30, 2010

The oldest LGBT newspaper in the country will hit the stands again this Friday after going bankrupt in November 2009. It has been publishing under a different name since then. The Washington Blade has...

Without Social Media, Students Experience Withdrawal Symptoms

By Nathalie Lawyer April 30, 2010

A recent study shows that students are finding it increasingly difficult to distance themselves from the extensive reach of social media as technology continues to develop in the Information Age, making...

District One Step Closer to Legalizing Medical Marijuana

By Kendra Jones April 23, 2010

On Tuesday, April 20, the D.C. Council unanimously voted for the legalization of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Patients suffering from HIV, glaucoma, cancer and other chronic and lasting illnesses...

D.C. Voting Rights Bill Stalled Again

By Jeff Cangialosi April 23, 2010

On Tuesday, Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) announced that it was unlikely a bill providing the District with a voting member in the House of Representatives would be introduced as expected to Congress on Thursday,...

DPS Blotter: April 23, 2010

By DPS Blotter April 23, 2010

**Thursday, April 15***Fire, New North, 2:35 a.m.* DPS and D.C. Fire Department responded to the area, in reference to a fire alarm. Upon arrival on the scene, units discovered flames on the second floor....

Volcano Disrupts Life Abroad

By Marissa Brogger April 23, 2010

While students on the Hilltop have observed the aftermath of the volcanic eruption in Iceland last week from a safe distance, many of those studying abroad in Europe have found themselves in a travel bind,...

Series of Athletic Events to Protest IMF, World Bank

By Eun Sun Jang April 23, 2010

Protesters gather annually in D.C. during International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings; but, this weekend's scheduled protests offer a different outlet for people to speak out. Hosted by the...

Marriage Act Extends Employee Benefits

By Laura Engshuber April 23, 2010

The enactment of the D.C. same-sex marriage act in March extended equal benefits to same-sex spouses, but many Georgetown employees who are affected by this development are unaware of the implications...

Armed Robbery at Café Bonaparte

By Laura Engshuber and Katrina Braun April 20, 2010

An armed robbery occurred Monday at 11:41 p.m. at Café Bonaparte on the 1500 block of Wisconsin Avenue NW, according to Alfred Corbin, the street operations manager of the Georgetown Business Improvement...

Second Sexual Assault Reported in Seven Days

By Katrina Braun April 20, 2010

A student was sexually assaulted at gunpoint on Friday morning in West Georgetown, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. The student was walking on the south side of the 3300 block of Prospect...

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