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SOFTBALL | St. John’s Pounds Pitching

By Samuel Solomon April 8, 2014

The Georgetown softball team (17-15, 7-2 Big East) lost its first Big East series of the season as it dropped two of three in its weekend series against St. John’s (17-18, 3-5 Big East). Saturday’s...

5 Reasons Georgetown Students are NOT Ron Swanson

5 Reasons Georgetown Students are NOT Ron Swanson

By Alexis Oni-Eseleh and Alexis Oni-Eseleh April 6, 2014

If you haven't read my friend Emily's original post 5 Reasons Georgetown Students are Ron Swanson, please do. She's hilarious and the "Drunk Ron Swanson" gif is life-changing. That being said, I'm going...

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WOMEN’S LACROSSE | 2nd-Half Scoring Drought Seals Loss

By Molly Malone April 4, 2014

After opening the season winning three of its first four games, the No. 19 Georgetown women’s lacrosse team has dropped six straight. The latest loss came Tuesday as the No. 12 University of Pennsylvania...

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MEN’S LACROSSE | Struggling Rivals Face Off

By Elizabeth Cavacos April 4, 2014

After dropping its past four games, the Georgetown men’s lacrosse team (3-7, 0-3 Big East) is hoping to get back on track with a win against conference rival Providence College (3-8, 0-2 Big East)...

TRACK & FIELD | Trio of Meets Leads to Regionals

By Morgan Birck April 3, 2014

The Georgetown track and field team will be flying all over the country to compete in three different meets this weekend. The long-distance runners head to Palo Alto to run in the Cardinal Relays at Stanford,...

5 Reasons Georgetown Students are Ron Swanson

5 Reasons Georgetown Students are Ron Swanson

By Emily Min and Emily Min April 1, 2014

Here at Georgetown, we get to experience the surrounding neighborhood as well as the city of Washington, D.C. But do you ever feel like life here is too fast-paced? Do you ever feel like you could take...

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A Next Step for DC Adjuncts

By The Editorial Board April 1, 2014

Adjunct faculty in Washington, D.C., organized through the Service Employees International Union made major progress in an attempt to create a much-needed common labor agreement. At the national town...

WADEKAR | A Snapshot of the GU Basketball Experience

By Ashwin Wadekar April 1, 2014

It wasn’t supposed to end this way. I’m not talking about the end for Georgetown; the second-round NIT loss to top-seeded Florida State is what I expected when Josh Smith was declared academically...

The 5 People You Will Become On Georgetown Day

The 5 People You Will Become On Georgetown Day

By Emily Min and Emily Min March 25, 2014

There is one month – that’s right, ONE MONTH – until arguably the best day of the year at Georgetown. That’s right, the last Friday of spring semester classes, the day that Leo’s gets record...

WOMEN’S LACROSSE | Hoyas Drop 3rd Straight Game Against No. 11 Johns Hopkins

By Molly Malone March 25, 2014

The No. 13 Georgetown women’s lacrosse team (3-4) dropped an 11-10 overtime decision to No. 11 Johns Hopkins (10-0) under the lights of MultiSport Facility on Friday night. Despite receiving points...

BASEBALL | Offense Continues to Struggle

By Nadav Senensieb March 25, 2014

The Georgetown baseball team dropped two out of three games to Towson University this past weekend, with the first two games at home and the third on the road. The Hoyas (9-12) won Friday’s game...

TENNIS | Men Tumble to Fifth Straight Loss

By Madeline Auerbach March 25, 2014

Coming off of four straight losses, the Georgetown men’s tennis team (5-8) looked to turn around its recent misfortune in its first match of the year on the team’s home courts Saturday. Unfortunately,...

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