To purchase his first camera, Zhang Yimou sold his own blood. During the Cultural Revolution in China, he was sentenced to a re-education camp through no fault of his own. When he returned, Zhang — at...
Romance remains a titillating and yet perpetually elusive notion. “Eileen,” adapted from Ottessa Moshfegh’s novel of the same name, juxtaposes the classic love-story structure seen in films...
How did you spend your Valentine’s Day? Maybe you were alone in your dorm watching “The Notebook” or hanging out with some friends discussing the limitless benefits of being single (seriously, I...
Georgetown University Student Association Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates Reed Howard (SFS ’17) and Courtney Maduike (SFS ’17) hope to provide an alternative ticket to candidates...
I have a desk in The Hoya office; in the top-left corner, there is a picture of Blackfoot 1-1, my squad from my 2008 deployment to Afghanistan. I bill that picture as my “roots” because in those...
The transfer happened around 8 p.m. Four radios moved into the hands of the night crew, and Stephanie Young (SFS '13) began her first shift as a member of Georgetown Emergency Response Medical Service.
Without...
