Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

The new Living and Learning Community is composed of 59 students in 16 different townhouses, all located on 36th Street between N and O Streets.

In a meeting on Sunday, the Georgetown University Student Association Senate confirmed the results of special elections held to fill vacant senate seats.

The McCarthy Hall residences of seven students were reportedly robbed early Saturday evening of laptops, cell phones, an iPod, shoes and sunglasses.

Updated at 2:34 a.m. on Nov. 6.

Where do we go from here?

That question seemed to be on the minds of many who attended rallies in Red Square on Friday and Sunday and a vigil in the same space Monday night.

The D.C. Department of Transportation announced the funding of 10 transportation enhancement projects throughout the city on Thursday.

The Hoya spoke to Ellie Hook (COL ’12) about her involvement in Right to Life, the nature of the organization’s aims and her plans to guide the group to greater heights this year.

As part of ongoing efforts to reduce the university’s energy footprint, the university plans to fully upgrade its fleet of Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle buses to run on biodiesel.

Government-funded health care will provide competition to private insurance companies, ensuring that Americans are given a fair deal, a good product and a better price.

As the bias-related assaults of the past week have shown, the university’s efforts to make the LGBTQ community feel safer and more welcome on the Hilltop have come up short.

Instead of being able to focus our attention on the stellar pitching performances of A.J. Burnett and Cliff Lee or debating the managerial decisions of Joe Girardi and Charlie Manuel, bad umpiring and the renewed call for instant replay have become the dominant themes of these playoffs.