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The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Creative Crowdsourcing for GUMC Researchers

By Gene Choi January 24, 2014

In response to federal funding cuts to research across the biomedical field, Georgetown University Medical Center created Partners in Research, a project that helps Georgetown researchers effectively crowdsource...

Armed Robbery Reported on O St.

By Madison Ashley January 21, 2014

A student walking near the 3500 block of O Street NW was robbed at gunpoint at about 1:45 a.m. Tuesday morning, according to the Georgetown University Police Department. The victim reported that three...

4E News Recap

4E News Recap

By KP and KP December 7, 2013

Missed what was happening on the Hilltop this week? 4E has got you covered with some of The Hoya's most recent headlines: Georgetown Falls Short In Fellowship Awards – No Georgetown students won Rhodes,...

Its Back...

It’s Back…

By KP and KP December 4, 2013

Attention Netflix junkies, Kevin Spacey addicts, political fiends, Georgetown students and all combinations of the aforementioned categories: House of Cards is back ... on Feb. 14. The Netflix political...

Friends Remember Waugh

By Penny Hung October 22, 2013

In his short time at the Georgetown University Law Center, Mark Edward Waugh (LAW ’16) left behind a legacy of eloquence, dedication and leadership. Waugh attended Langley High School in nearby...

Cabs Fall Short in Credit Installation

By Carly Graf September 17, 2013

The D.C. Taxicab fleet may soon find itself short on vehicles as the Sept. 30 deadline to equip all D.C. taxicabs with credit card readers approaches. As many as 2,000 of the District’s 6,500...

Georgetown BID Seeks Community Input for 15-Year Plan

By Braden McDonald June 17, 2013

About 40 members of the Georgetown neighborhood community gathered Thursday evening under the auspices of the Georgetown Business Improvement District to discuss proposals to better the commercial functionality...

Boston Bombings Leave Nation Reeling

By Hiromi Oka April 16, 2013

Two bombings at the Boston Marathon yesterday, which have left at least three dead and 100 injured, have stunned and devastated the nation and the Georgetown community. The explosions were the result...

Restaurant Closures Outpace New Arrivals

By Kylie Mohr March 19, 2013

Despite the planned opening of five new restaurants in Georgetown this year, local blog The Georgetown Metropolitan reported that 13 closed in 2012. According to the Metropolitan, that number compares...

Tackle Box Pays Contested Wages

By Ivan Robinson February 8, 2013

Tackle Box, a seafood restaurant located at 3245 M St., agreed Wednesday to pay three former workers more than $4,000 to resolve allegations of wage theft. The conflict featured three workers, one...

A Walking Tour: U Street

A Walking Tour: U Street

By Alana McGovern and Alana McGovern February 4, 2013

[dmalbum path="/wp-content/uploads/dm-albums/Walking Tour U St/"/] U Street, also known as the U Street Corridor, is home to many fun restaurants, music venues and interesting sights. It spans from 9th...

Gates Foundation, GU Partner in Africa

By Jennifer Ding and Matt Gregory January 21, 2013

The Georgetown University Medical Center’s Institute of Reproductive Health was the recipient of a $2.8 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in early December to fund a project focused...

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