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

COUTURE: Potential NBA Offseason Trades

COUTURE: Potential NBA Offseason Trades

By Evan Couture July 15, 2016

Every sports fan loves speculation. Whether in the offseason or the height of the playoffs, we glue our eyes and perk our ears to any news outlet we can find, all in hope of catching wind of the latest...

How To Coachella In Your Dorm

How To Coachella In Your Dorm

By Meg Lizza and Meg Lizza April 14, 2016

According to various social media feeds and your BFF Lauren's insta account who decided to go to college in SoCal, Coachella starts this weekend. Apparently, it's the place to be! Not going to Coachella...

IFC FILMS

MOVIE: ‘City of Gold’

By K.C. Maloney March 19, 2016

★★★☆☆ “City of Gold” explores the life and works of Jonathan Gold, the revolutionary food critic formerly of LA Weekly and currently of the Los Angeles Times, and his quest to celebrate...

4E Goes to Hollywood

4E Goes to Hollywood

By Jenna Clifford and Jenna Clifford August 5, 2015

While 4E usually posts things that are relevant, somewhat strange, and often less conventional, rarely do we take the opportunity to brief you on a day in our lives. So, in the spirit of campfire stories...

KIM BUSSING/THE HOYA

Sweetgreen Takes the West Coast

By Kim Bussing June 19, 2015

Fear not, West Coast-bound Hoyas, Sweetgreen has finally extended its roots to California soil. The Los Angeles location, which opened in May of this year, marks the 30th Sweetgreen store, with a 31st...

The Hollywood Story

By Kim Bussing June 12, 2015

When I was five years old, I dreamed about sashaying down the red carpet. It took 15 years, but this week, armed with a wristband I could flash at security to get almost anywhere I wanted and blistering...

Josh Smith: Becoming a California Girl?

Josh Smith: Becoming a California Girl?

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia June 6, 2015

Attention Georgetown basketball fans: the "Joshington Monument" might be moving across the country. This week it was revealed that not one but two former Big East centers are trying out for the Los Angeles...

IPPOLITO: Raiders, Rams Are LA’s Best Options

By Michael Ippolito February 27, 2015

Since the city council of Inglewood, a suburb of Los Angeles, approved a stadium plan submitted by the St. Louis Rams on Feb. 24, Los Angeles’ dream of luring an NFL franchise increasingly seems like...

DC Loses 2024 US Olympic Bid to Boston

By Tom Garzillo January 13, 2015

Washington, D.C., lost its bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics, with the U.S. Olympic Committee’s announcement last Thursday that it had instead selected Boston to represent the country. Despite...

Stadiums Not Worth the Cost

By Matt Castaldo November 5, 2013

When NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was recently asked if he would prefer a franchise in Los Angeles or London, he replied, “I want both.” A byproduct of NFL expansion is the renewed focus on stadium...

Battle of the Sands: May the Best Coast Win

By Allie Doughty December 7, 2012

Last summer, I spent two weeks in Los Angeles visiting my cousin and a few of my friends from Georgetown. Besides the fact that the daily agendas of Angelenos revolve around the area’s absurd traffic...

Load More Stories

Comments (0)

All The Hoya Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest