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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

TEAM MURIEL DC

Mayor Muriel Bowser led a delegation of city officials to Paris over the weekend to lobby for D.C.s bid to host the 2024 Gay Games.

District Loses Bid for 2022 Gay Games

By Grey Rosenzweig November 2, 2017

Washington, D.C., lost its bid to host the 2022 Gay Games to Hong Kong, despite Mayor Muriel Bowser’s (D) trip to Paris from Oct. 27 to Oct. 30 to lobby for the games. Developed in 1982 as a way to...

Things I Saw On The Paris Metro

Things I Saw On The Paris Metro

By Julia Axtell and Julia Axtell August 15, 2017

After a lovely summer abroad in Paris, France, I am back in my even lovelier home state, New Jersey. While I often frequent New York City, I definitely am much more accustomed to the suburban lifestyle...

COLUMBIA RECORDS

Album Review: ‘Memories … Do Not Open’

By Jane Mikus April 26, 2017

★★★★☆ The Chainsmokers first earned its claim to fame in 2014 with the notorious hit single “#SELFIE.” Since the track’s viral release, the EDM duo has begun to produce a more radio-friendly...

Reflecting On Georgetown At COP21

By Kshithij Shrinath January 5, 2016

PARIS – Le Bourget, the location of the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, was surprisingly far from the center of Paris. Conference-goers got off in the periphery of the metro at Fort d'Aubervilliers...

SHRINATH: A Time for Reflection, Dialogue

SHRINATH: A Time for Reflection, Dialogue

By Kshithij Shrinath December 4, 2015

French fierte is subtler than American pride. Flags are not omnipresent, the national anthem does not play before every sporting event and spontaneous chants of “F-R-A-N-C-E” do not break out, well,...

Transcend Hate, Appreciate Humanity

By Benjamin Lillian November 22, 2015

When I scrolled through Facebook last weekend, I saw it flooded with red-white-blue tinted profile pictures along with the occasional blurb angry about other terrorist attacks that went unnoticed. This...

Love Fosters Lasting Peace

Love Fosters Lasting Peace

By Isaiah Fleming-Klink November 20, 2015

[gview file="https://www.thehoya.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/A3_Cartoon.tif"] Monday nights for me, since the latter days of August, have meant calls home to my mother, sister and father. I usually...

Taylor Tries: Living Life to the Fullest It Can Be

Taylor Tries: Living Life to the Fullest It Can Be

By Taylor Bond November 20, 2015

There is very little that I have to say that is important. While I had planned to mass-produce another article detailling something silly or slightly stupid, like I’ve done recently, in light of the...

Tossed, But Not Sunk

Tossed, But Not Sunk

By Benjamin Cavat-Negbaur November 17, 2015

Fluctuat nec mergitur. Latin for “tossed but not sunk,” has been the motto of Paris for more than six hundred years. It has never been more relevant than it is today, three days after the terrorist...

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Students Attend Vigil for Paris Attacks

By Aly Pachter November 15, 2015

Hundreds gathered to hold a vigil in honor of those killed in the terror attacks in Paris in Lafayette Square across from the White House on Saturday night. The French ambassador to the United States,...

SHRINATH: Lessons That Solitude Will Teach You

SHRINATH: Lessons That Solitude Will Teach You

By Kshithij Shrinath November 13, 2015

In the middle of October, I took a nine-day trip through four cities in Spain — by myself. On the one hand, travelling alone is brilliant. With no one else dictating what to see, I could do whatever...

SHRINATH: Paris, Where Spray Paint Spells Change

SHRINATH: Paris, Where Spray Paint Spells Change

By Kshithij Shrinath October 23, 2015

I noticed the graffiti before anything else. As the Eurostar entered Paris, I was expecting a city of delicate architecture and scenic views, so seeing the spray paint against austere, industrial buildings...

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