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

Perpetuating a Cultural Standard

Perpetuating a Cultural Standard

By Kate Riga November 26, 2014

The recent Rolling Stone article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia has sent the Internet into a raging tailspin. Again. Everyone is disgusted by the brutality, shocked at the nonchalance...

The Democratic Downfall

By Kate Riga November 13, 2014

Tuesday night brought a sound shellacking for Democrat candidates on all levels. Dismayed Democrats looked on as state after state turned deep red. Races that pundits predicted would be neck and neck...

RIGA: Armed With Anonymity, Gamers Attack Women

RIGA: Armed With Anonymity, Gamers Attack Women

By Kate Riga October 27, 2014

GamerGate, like many other Internet controversies of late, has become so bogged down with online trolling and anonymous hate as to be nearly impossible to delineate. As the threats escalate, any credible...

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The Ballad of Alison Lundergan Grimes

By Kate Riga October 13, 2014

The 2014 United States Senate campaign season is drawing to a close. Doors have been knocked, homes have been called, debates have been scored and the polls are all over the place. The same candidate...

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The New Normal of Digital Age Harrassment

By Kate Riga September 15, 2014

Earlier this month, a 16-year old girl was brutally gang-raped in India. One man held a gun to her head while another filmed the attack with his cellphone. Afterward, the men threatened the girl with...

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Finite Incantatem: An Appeal to J.K. Rowling

By Kate Riga August 19, 2014

“When Mr. and Mrs. Dursley woke up on the dull, gray Tuesday our story starts, there was nothing about the cloudy sky outside to suggest that strange and mysterious things would soon be happening...

The Bill Clinton Effect

The Bill Clinton Effect

By Kate Riga August 12, 2014

Sometimes, it feels like Bill Clinton never left office. His Arkansan accent and folksy charm seem like omnipresent fixtures in the political world. And from campaign stops to charity dinners, the...

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Wendy Davis’ Disappearing Act

By Kate Riga August 4, 2014

Eleven hours was all it took to propel Wendy Davis (D) to political fame. Her legendary June 2013 filibuster in the Texas state Senate set off a flurry of #standwithWendy tweets, support from women’s...

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Elizabeth Warren: The Democrat Darling Who Will Never Be President

By Kate Riga July 28, 2014

Barring residence under a particularly impressive rock, it’s pretty much impossible to be ignorant of Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) these days. Her name is splashed across every newspaper...

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A Midterm Election Battle of the Sexes

By Kate Riga July 21, 2014

As midterm elections creep closer, things are not looking good for the Democrats. The Washington Post Election Lab is showing a very high probability of the GOP not only retaining their majority in...

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Lucy Flores and the American Dream

By Kate Riga July 14, 2014

The story of the scrappy underdog who overcomes obstacles and rises to the top is one that is distinctively familiar to the American psyche. It’s a story we hold dear, the embodiment of the hopes...

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Hobby Lobby in the Long Term

By Kate Riga July 7, 2014

A few days have passed since the well-publicized Supreme Court ruling on Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, and some of the initial fervor has died down. Truthfully speaking, the immediate reactions were predictable....

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