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

What To Do Next

What To Do Next

By Gracie Hochberg October 21, 2016

In the midst of recruiting season for the banking and consulting sectors, The Hoya spoke with experts attending events sponsored by the Cawley Career Education Center. These recruiters, associates, analysts,...

Finding the Right Fit

Finding the Right Fit

By Gracie Hochberg October 14, 2016

In the midst of recruiting season for the service, banking and consulting sectors, The Hoya spoke with experts attending events sponsored by the Cawley Career Education Center. These recruiters, associates,...

Q/A: Adam Paegle Talks Campus Recruiting

By Gracie Hochberg September 9, 2016

Adam Paegle (COL ’13) only applied to one college out of high school, and he seems to have made the right call. After spending his undergraduate years at Georgetown University as a career informational...

D.C. Named Third Best for Millennials

By Jack Lynch April 8, 2016

Arlington, Va., and Washington, D.C., were named the first and third best cities, respectively, for recent college graduates out of the 100 largest cities in the country, according to personal finance...

Cawley, Prominent Donor, Dies

By Aly Pachter November 20, 2015

Charles Cawley (CAS ’62), whose donations to the university led to the construction of the Davis Performing Arts Center in 2005 and the Cawley Career Education Center in 1994, died at the age of 75 at...

KATHLEEN GUAN/THE HOYA
Despite a large job market, Washington, D.C., ranks low for attractiveness to young workers, although it remains the most popular city for recent Georgetown alumni.

Young Professionals Eschew District

By Eunsun Cho November 3, 2015

Washington, D.C., is failing to attract a young and educated workforce, according to a recent survey from the Roadmap for the Washington Region’s Economic Future. While D.C. is still the most...

SFS Public Service Initiative To Select Inaugural Cohort

By Taylor Harding October 27, 2015

The Walsh Scholars Initiative, a program supervised by the School of Foreign Service Academic Council to promote careers in the public sector, received applications for its first class of participants...

FILE PHOTO: ALEXANDER BROWN/THE HOYA
Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates (GRD ’74) urged School of Foreign Service graduates to buck trends and embrace public service in his May commencement address to the Class of 2014.

SFS Graduates Increasingly Shun Public Service

By Owen Eagan March 27, 2015

Despite the longstanding connotation of the School of Foreign Service with the pursuit of careers in public service, recent statistics reveal that only a small percentage of SFS students enter the...

Teach for America Applications Fall

By Patricja Okuniewska February 24, 2015

Applications for Teach for America, a prominent post-graduate opportunity that places students in disadvantaged school districts, dropped nationally for the second year in a row after criticisms of the...

Valuing Your Degree

By The Editorial Board May 16, 2013

Many factors contribute to the value of a degree: whether it is a bachelor’s or an associate, the major it signifies, the prestige of the university by which it was awarded and so on. However, the determinant...

New Club Teaches Sports Analysis, Research

By Katherine Seevers March 22, 2013

Though they do not play on varsity teams, six freshmen are focusing their free time entirely on sports through the Georgetown Sports Analysis, Business and Research Group. According to founder and President Nik Oza (MSB ’16),...

Amid Yale Grade Inflation, GU Faces Similar Situation

By Emily Summit March 15, 2013

An ad hoc committee on undergraduate grading policy at Yale University that recommended a series of proposals aimed at addressing the university’s rampant grade inflation has drawn attention to swollenGPAs at...

Load More Stories

Comments (0)

All The Hoya Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest