Right now, Georgetown students are lining up for the chance to hear possible democratic nominee, Bernie Sanders, speak at Gaston at 2pm. Bernie will be speaking about democratic socialism in the United...
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If that looks a little familiar, it is. This overenthusiastic line has appeared in many a missive in your Hoyamail inbox over the past couple weeks, seemingly from a member of...
A host of familiar on-campus faces will join the confluence of musicians, intellectuals and techies convening in Austin, Texas, for the annual South by Southwest Conference including Georgetown University’s...
The start to the Georgetown cross country program’s season went off with a bang this weekend, with both the men’s and women’s teams notching wins in their meets on Saturday.
The men’s squad...
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After much anticipation for the last day of Friday classes and some worrying about the weather, the student body successfully came out this Friday to celebrate one of the best annual...
Towards the end of practice Wednesday afternoon, the No. 4 Georgetown men’s soccer team (15-2-1, 6-2-0 Big East) separated itself into two teams on the far side of Multi-Sport Field.
Sophomore...
The Georgetown field hockey team (2-17, 0-6 Big East) ended its difficult 2012 campaign on Sunday with a 7-0 defeat at No. 11 Lafayette (15-1, 5-0 Patriot League), closing the year with 13 straight losses.
“Obviously,...
I loved Georgetown from the first day that I set my footlocker down in Healy Circle and asked an upperclassman how to find a room to put it in. I loved the Jesuits, too. In my novel “The Exorcist,”...
Georgetown University donated $5,000 to help cover the costs of recently elected D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray's transition and inauguration events, one of several recent donations the university has made to...
Tate Tucker (SFS '14) might be a college freshman, but he is no neophyte when it comes to hip-hop.
Last semester, Tucker raised more than a few eyebrows when he was invited to perform for — and...
