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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Hoyas Hope Third Time’s the Charm

By Beno Picciano March 25, 2011

For Georgetown (24-10), preparing for a matchup against Maya Moore and top-ranked Connecticut (34-1) is not unfamiliar. In fact, Sunday's Sweet 16 date with the Huskies in Philadelphia will be the third...

GU Thrilled, But Job Far From Done

By Pat Curran March 25, 2011

A first-round blowout of Princeton and an even more dominant performance against Maryland have put the Georgetown women's basketball team in the round of 16 for only the second time in school history....

WOMEN’S TENNIS | Georgetown Runs Away With Home Victory Over Howard

By Steven Keithley March 25, 2011

After a series of tight losses on the road, the Georgetown women's tennis team (4-8, 1-2 Big East) showed its strength with a win over Howard University on campus Thursday, dominating the Bison 6-1 at...

Illusion of Big East Dominance Takes Hit in Tournament

By Parimal Garg March 25, 2011

Only two weeks ago, the Big East stood at the height of its power with an NCAA tournament-record 11 teams in the field. Pundits were discussing whether this year's conference was the strongest in college...

Athletes Embrace Celebrity Roles

By Steven Keithley March 25, 2011

Athletes have always been concerned about more than the game, but today's age of the celebrity-athlete has taken this trend to a new level. Kids growing up in the '60s and '70s idolized stars like Joe...

MEN’S TENNIS | Hoyas Win Doubleheader, Earn Local Bragging Rights

By Celee Belmonte March 25, 2011

The men's tennis team came out on top in Wednesday's double-header, defeating two local teams at the McDonough outdoor tennis complex. The Hoyas improved to 5-7 on the season, first crushing the University...

Florida Trip Puts GU on Right Track

By James Heine March 25, 2011

Spring break is something that every college student looks forward to, but it represents something different for me as a member of the Georgetown baseball team. For us as a team, spring break represents...

SOFTBALL | After Win, Georgetown Drops Three

By Rachael Augostini March 25, 2011

It looked like Georgetown (6-23) may finally have garnered some momentum when they beat Drexel (7-10) on Tuesday, but the Hoyas went on to lose their next three games later in the week. All three...

Local Rivals Vie for Spot In Sweet 16

By Preston Barclay March 22, 2011

After defeating the 12th-seeded Princeton Tigers on Sunday in College Park, Md., fifth-seeded Georgetown will look to continue its winning ways tonight against fourth-seeded Maryland in the second round...

WOMEN’S LACROSSE | GU Falls to 1-4 After Loss to Another Top-Five Team

By Maggie Law March 22, 2011

On Saturday the Georgetown women's lacrosse team dropped its fourth game of the season on the road to the No. 5 North Carolina Tar Heels (6-2). Sophomore midfielder Sophia Thomas and freshman midfielder...

Results Not Up To Par

By Dave Finn March 22, 2011

When Chris Wright and Austin Freeman enrolled at Georgetown, the Hoyas had just re-emerged as a national power after a run to the Final Four. Now, on their way out the door, the program has lost three...

Lady Hoyas Win in Typical Fashion

By Pat Curran March 21, 2011

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Two of the biggest knocks on the Georgetown women's basketball team have been its lack of consistency and over-dependence on sophomore guard Sugar Rodgers. While Sunday's win...

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