Wardah Athar (COL ’13) is not your typical science student. While many neurobiology majors may be pouring over orgo textbooks in Regents as their ticket to medical school, Athar is busy applying...

You might know Tucker Cholvin (SFS ’15) from around campus as a member of the Georgetown Improv Association, a co-host of “The White Girl Radio Hour” or just that well-dressed guy who occasionally...

Now in his sixth week as Georgetown’s provost, former Director of the U.S. Census Bureau Robert Groves sat down with The Hoya to discuss his hopes for the university and goals for the year. What...

Athletic Director Lee Reed is tasked with raising $125 million for athletics.Despite the prospect of more Big East upheaval and the conference’s eroding prestige, Georgetown Director of Intercollegiate...

Though he did not obtain enough signatures to get his name on the ballot for this November’s ANC election, Craig Cassey (COL ’15) announced his intent to run a write-in campaign for a seat on the...

Jimmy Ramirez (COL ’15) is nothing short of awe inspiring. With an infectious smile and welcoming attitude, he commits himself entirely to his endeavors, which include a summer internship with the...

From home to the Hilltop, it’s always been all about soccer for Daphne Corboz. The sophomore midfielder’s father played professionally in France for Football Club de Grenoble — now known as...

Carly Heitlinger has more than just prep pumping through her veins. Known for her online personality “The College Prepster,” the MSB senior displays enthusiastic energy and passion for every endeavor...

You guys have a very on-the-fly-style of film making, and I think that gives what you create a lot of authenticity and it's very intimate. How do you think that affects your end product? Why do you...

Model United Nations, or "MUN" as many call it, gathers students from all across the globe who represent specific countries or diplomats in simulated sessions of the United Nations. Georgetown University...

The month of February holds a special significance on the calendar as Black History Month. It's a time to reflect on the state of the past and present, but just as importantly, to celebrate the incredible...

Most seniors dread the nail-biting job interview process that comes with leaving the Hilltop, but two Georgetown grads are at least trying to make the ordeal a little less nerve-racking. Launched by...