The Georgetown track and field teams took one step closer to the last lap of their season over the weekend, as the men's and women’s squads split sites between the rainy Eastern Kentucky University...
This week’s edition of “Run Like a Girl” is dedicated to none other than Dutch runner Sifan Hassan. For months together, we’ve tackled the notion of “running like a girl” seen through examples...
48 hours. 2,880 minutes. Two full days. What do all these numbers mean?
For runner Camille Herron, they represent the amount of time she spent running this past weekend at the Sri Chinmoy 48...
Run like a girl. Throw like a girl. Play like a girl. These phrases might not seem harmful on the surface, but their negative connotations have followed female athletes for decades.
The implications...
A daunting 5 a.m. wake-up call is enough to deter most college students. But gleaming through the early morning darkness at the front gates of Georgetown University’s main campus is a bright white van...
Georgetown students ran 24 miles in 24 hours through Georgetown, helping the Asian American Student Association (AASA) raise over $1,300 to support Asian American youth organizations.
The Oct. 15 to...
I, like many Hoyas, have been training for the Nike Women's Half Marathon that's coming up in D.C. In doing so, I have reluctantly been on many long and interesting runs around the city. Here are some...
Spread across the country, the Georgetown track and field team found success in all three meets it competed in this weekend. The team is currently trying to qualify as many athletes as possible for NCAA...
Georgetown’s cross country program was on the road this weekend, as the Hoyas competed in the 2013 Big East championship in Somers, Wis. The No. 3 women’s team placed second overall, and the men...
Every morning I take a 10-mile run and immerse myself in the musical stylings of Kelly Clarkson for an hour or two. Actually, that’s completely false (just the first part), but I thought it was a fitting...
Last week, The Hoya went for a run. We profiled the unique, almost obsessive, running culture in this city. Everywhere you go, people are running around, enjoying the great natural and architectural beauty...
When Patrick Musgrave (COL ’16) arrived on campus last month, the first thing he noticed about Georgetown wasn’t the preppy clothing or his dancing Orientation Adviser. It was the runners.
“From...
