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

Harbin Sweet Home: Building Dorm Pride

By Hanaa Khadraoui September 27, 2011

Bears, burglaries and fires, oh my! Besides the bears, the above statement turns out to be a pretty accurate summary of my experience so far in Harbin Hall. In the mere three weeks that I've been...

GUSA: An Association Lacking Representation

By The Editorial Board September 27, 2011

Gerrymandering is frowned upon in representative government. Unfortunately, it seems the Georgetown University Student Association has forgotten the basic principles of this breed of political system. Thursday...

IAC a Distraction From Realignment

By Nick Fedyk September 27, 2011

Has James Bond come to save the day? Oh wait — it's just Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Lee Reed, dressed up like a secret agent on the front cover of The Hoya, making a conspicuous phone call...

TOPOROFF: Our Community Pride Needs a Boost

By Andrew Toporoff September 23, 2011

It comes as no surprise that the Georgetown population is a mixed breed. What is surprising is how frustrating the consequences of diversity can be. Even without statistics, you only need to sit outside...

DELANEY: Where Everyone Knows Your Name

By Margaret Delaney September 23, 2011

My friend recently likened life on a college campus to living inside the computer game "The Sims."Obviously, this comparison is not perfect because of minor details like our human freedom, or, more heartbreakingly,...

Hostile Outside the Hilltop

By The Editorial Board September 23, 2011

There's no doubt that for many incoming students, the premier location of Washington, D.C., is a definite draw. Yet the District is swiftly becoming more of a deterrent than anything else. As D.C. commissioners...

A Surge of Greed in Academia

By Sam Schneider September 23, 2011

I couldn't help but feel a wave of dismay and frustration wash over me this past Tuesday when I perused news headlines. Between The Hoya's article on the exorbitant salaries of Georgetown administrators...

Unfair Punishment Stifles Students’ Voice

By Chris Heller September 23, 2011

I spent most of my time at Georgetown in The Voice's office — for better or for worse, it's what I loved about college and where I learned. So, consider this a biased take on the news that the Center...

Take it From a Senior // Dis-Orientation

By Margaret Delaney September 22, 2011

The first time I ever heard about Senior Dis-Orientation was the fall of my sophomore year. I was taking an elective course in the English department and the class was full of juniors and seniors. The...

Living Wages: A Temporary Fix

By Daniel Kendrick September 20, 2011

Alta Gracia, the charity organization disguised as a business, is floundering. As readers of the Sept. edition of The Hoya discovered (The Hoya, A1 Sept. 9, 2011) this clothing line, which is founded upon...

FREENOCK: Try to Meet Your Pink Elephant on Campus

By David Freenock September 20, 2011

I spent much of my freshman year seeing pink elephants. It did not end there, either. One pink elephant followed me though my entire time at Georgetown, regardless of where I was or what I was doing. We...

What’s in a Number?

By Opinion Editor September 20, 2011

Georgetown may want to reconsider canceling its subscription to U.S. News and World Report. The U.S. News and World Report Best Colleges rankings were recently published, with Georgetown slipping one...

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