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

KIRK ZIESER/THE HOYA | The summer semester at Georgetown is split into two 6-week sessions, with the first having begun on May 18 and the second set to begin June 29.

Students, Faculty Reckon With Online Learning as Summer Semester Begins

By Jemima Denham May 22, 2020

Students and professors are continuing to navigate the challenges and setbacks of virtual learning as Georgetown University’s summer academic semester gets underway online.  KIRK ZIESER/THE...

GU Not Likely To Implement Tuition Freeze, Administrators Say

GU Not Likely To Implement Tuition Freeze, Administrators Say

By Madiha Sohani November 15, 2019

The university will likely not implement a tuition freeze in the near future, university administrators said at the Hoya Roundtable on tuition rate-setting on Nov. 9. Hoya Roundtables, organized by...

EDITORIAL: Equalize GU Parental Leave

By Editorial Board November 9, 2018

Academic hierarchy should not determine faculty members’ ability to raise their children. After years of dismissing the concerns of its employees, Georgetown University must take action now to strengthen...

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GU’s Commitment to Workers in Qatar

By Robert Groves February 28, 2018

Like The Hoya’s editorial board, Georgetown University is committed to the welfare of migrant workers in Qatar. Our commitment to our workers drove us to partner with the Qatar Foundation to establish...

FILE PHOTO: ERICK CASTRO FOR THE HOYA
Demonstrations this past week drew attention to the campaign for the addition of a diversity requirement to the core curriculum.

Diversity Initiative Advances

By Emily Tu February 27, 2015

The Last Campaign for Academic Reform and the Provost’s Committee for Diversity are advocating for a diversity course requirement in the core curriculum of all four undergraduate schools, to be implemented...

Fiscal Plan Responds to Backlash

By Penny Hung March 15, 2013

University President John J. DeGioia announced revisions to his financial plan for the upcoming fiscal year in a letter to the Georgetown community March 14 after receiving backlash in response to a...

Groves Explains Restructure

By Emma Hinchliffe February 5, 2013

According to Provost Robert Groves, the forthcoming shift in his office’s organization, which will create four new administrative positions, represents an alignment with the policies of several other...

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