Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

WBC Protest, As Told By Social Media

WBC Protest, As Told By Social Media

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein April 29, 2015

Unless you were abroad or in some Georgetown-day induced coma, you know that the Westboro Baptist Church visited our dear Hilltop yesterday. Their presence created quite a ruckus, leading to both a counter-protest...

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Students listen to a capella performances on Copley Lawn during Georgetown Day, the annual campus-wide celebration of the end of spring semester.

Georgetown Day Celebrates 15 Years

By Tom Garzillo April 24, 2015

This year’s Georgetown Day will continue the event’s fifteen-year tradition of celebrating the campus community with a larger variety of events for both students and faculty. Activities today...

Explore, Challenge and Interrogate The Past

By Matthew Quallen April 24, 2015

Each year the call goes up: “History is dying. Interest in the humanities is shrinking. Departments are withering.” Usually, around graduation time, this claim comes up in an article or two, each flaunting...

Girls: Georgetown Edition

Girls: Georgetown Edition

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein April 19, 2015

It has come to 4E's attention that three of Georgetown's biggest organizations (The Corp, Lecture Fund and GUASFCU) are now run by women. Yay for feminism! The recently elected female leaders are: Marnie...

Working for a Greener University Party

By Enushe Khan and Theo Montgomery April 16, 2015

The average student does not associate a red Solo cup with much more than drinking. The year’s first ever Georgetown Day cup seeks to change that. It’s time to make recycling fun. The Georgetown...

Casa Sweet Casa

By The Editorial Board April 16, 2015

A successful Georgetown experience entails transforming the Hilltop into a “home away from home.” Yet this task has been particularly cumbersome for those who identify as underrepresented minorities. Fortunately,...

Things You Would Never See On Campus

Things You Would Never See On Campus

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein April 3, 2015

As spring approaches and the weather gets better, people are starting to leave their 100 foot radius and re-enter Georgetown society. Old friends start to re-emerge and campus actually becomes energetic. To...

DSR Defected: How to Cope

DSR Defected: How to Cope

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia April 3, 2015

As you probably know, star basketball player D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera has put his name in to the NBA draft with an agent, forfeiting his senior year NCAA eligibility. While most bloggers speculate that...

Visitor Center to Welcome Tourists

By Gaia Mattiace March 31, 2015

Georgetown Business Improvement District will open a visitor’s center for the Georgetown neighborhood in the lobby of the Georgetown Park shopping mall this April. The center, which will be located...

How to Make the Most of GAAP Weekend

How to Make the Most of GAAP Weekend

By Jenna Clifford and Jenna Clifford March 27, 2015

Dear joyous prospective students, CONGRATS ON BEING ACCEPTED TO GEORGETOWN! Your friends here at 4E would like to welcome you to to our home, the Hilltop, which we look forward to sharing with you...

Get Ready for SoulCycle Georgetown

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia March 20, 2015

Do you have a soul? Do you sometimes cycle, or occasionally look at a bicycle? If so, you’ll love SoulCycle, the country’s premier full-body cycling studio, which is slated to open in Georgetown...

Friday Fixat10ns: Songs to Fuel Your Run

Friday Fixat10ns: Songs to Fuel Your Run

By Jenna Clifford and Jenna Clifford March 20, 2015

As we near the end of March the weather is improving, the birds are chirping and the incessant crowd of DC runners are continuing to take on the sidewalks. If you are not already, 4E encourages you to...

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