Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

The Travel Issue

The Travel Issue

By Guide Editor March 17, 2017

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Benjamin Disraeli once opined: “Like all great travellers, I have seen more than I remember and remember more than I have seen.” Whether or not you...

SUN: An Inside Outsider

By Zoe Sun July 25, 2016

Coming back to China for the summer is – to borrow a term that my boarding school friends used to describe the same feeling – a “magic realism” experience. Tingles of unfamiliarity have bitten...

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Relationships Build Our Memories and Moments

By Abbey McNaughton May 20, 2016

Walking out of Lauinger Library at 4 a.m. after a long night writing a paper and looking up to see Healy Hall towering, stable and beautiful, always makes me pause and remember how special this campus...

Winter Break Grill Session

Winter Break Grill Session

By Keaton O'Neil and Keaton O'Neil January 13, 2016

Winter break may be the closest the college body comes to hibernation. We build caves out of our comforters to watch Netflix, forbidding all other humans to enter this sanctuary except for parents returning...

SMITH: How I Met My Friend Bibi Geggy

SMITH: How I Met My Friend Bibi Geggy

By Grace Smith December 8, 2015

The day I told my mom about my imaginary best friend I was four years old and being driven home from daycare. He was a 41-year-old, divorced Jewish man named Bibi Geggy. Our conversation went something...

A ‘Home’ Run Away From Home

By Sean Berman October 30, 2015

When I left my home in Las Vegas, Nev., to come to Georgetown, I knew I was leaving behind a special part of my life. I have grown up as an avid fan of the New York Mets. Having inherited this team from...

BOBROSKE: What I Learned About  Home in South Africa

BOBROSKE: What I Learned About Home in South Africa

By Alexander Bobroske September 4, 2015

Everywhere I go — no matter if I’m talking to a fellow student, a restaurant owner in the affluent historic district or a worker living in an informal settlement — I am asked the same question:...

Perspectives

Perspectives

By Caitlin Karna August 30, 2015

This week (finally) marks the beginning of returning students migrating to campus. No matter how we spent our summers — at home, abroad, working or in D.C. — we all now come back to the place we share,...

Homecoming

Homecoming

By Cyrena Touros July 23, 2015

I’m home. I’m home, and although that doesn’t seem like it should be a big deal, I can assure you, it is. It’s been almost seven months since the last time I landed in Florida. Seven months since...

The Day We Became Five

The Day We Became Five

By Jinwoo Chong July 14, 2015

Our family used to have a dog. Sometimes, I almost forget what he looked like, what he sounded like, or even what he smelled like. It has been five years since a change of jobs and an impending move to...

The Five Stages of Being Home

The Five Stages of Being Home

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein May 20, 2015

As we finish the first week of summer and settle back into our hometown routines, the reality sets in: we are not in Georgetown anymore! The metro, M street stores and Lau breakdowns have now been replaced...

Movie Review: ‘Home’

By Alex Mitchell March 27, 2015

★★★☆☆ If the song “S&M” told us that Rihanna was into painful experiences, Dreamwork’ new film “Home” is the next logical step in her career. The animated movie is voiced by...

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