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CAITLIN SANDERS FOR THE HOYA

The Corp’s newest enterprise, The Hilltoss, offered students and faculty a peek at its fresh salads  Wednesday. The student-crafted bowls were met with generally favorable reviews but limited enthusiasm.

The Corp’s Promising New Salad Storefront Proves to Be a Toss Up

By Caitlin Sanders April 11, 2014

★★★☆☆ $$$$ Everyone loves Georgetown in the spring, and one of the main reasons is the return of the Farmers Market. This spring, the market has moved into Red Square and comes with one...

Roomr Rates Landlords, Homes

By Molly Simio April 10, 2014

  With the annual upperclassmen scramble to confirm off-campus living plans for the coming year in mind, a website that will allow students to discuss and rate the quality of landlords and conditions...

5 Reasons Georgetown Students are Ron Swanson

5 Reasons Georgetown Students are Ron Swanson

By Emily Min and Emily Min April 1, 2014

Here at Georgetown, we get to experience the surrounding neighborhood as well as the city of Washington, D.C. But do you ever feel like life here is too fast-paced? Do you ever feel like you could take...

Students Sample Hilltoss Salads

By Ashley Miller March 7, 2014

At an official unveiling in Sellinger Lounge, employees at Hilltoss, a new Students of Georgetown Inc. location that will sell salads, smoothies and frozen yogurt, gave out free samples and solicited...

The Sassiest Corp Drinks

The Sassiest Corp Drinks

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein March 3, 2014

With midterms in swing and Lau packed with students "studying," Corp products are increasing in popularity (and necessity). And believe it or not, finding the ideal beverage can be a difficult and arduous...

Another Decade of Coke

By Jamie Slater February 7, 2014

For Pepsi lovers on campus, a brief window of opportunity closed earlier this year when Georgetown renewed its exclusive contract with The Coca-Cola Company, continuing a relationship that goes back...

BSA Members Boycott Corp Stores

By Ashley Miller February 7, 2014

The Corp Philanthropy Committee denied a grant request from the Black Student Alliance last week, upsetting many members of the group and prompting a boycott of Students of Georgetown Inc. locations...

Hired Without a Storefront

By Ashley Miller January 28, 2014

In this semester’s round of hiring for Students of Georgetown Inc., a group of students were chosen to join a Corp location that does not exist yet: Hilltoss.Hilltoss, a salad and smoothie shop slated...

Struggle City: the Best and the Worst of the Finals Wall

Struggle City: the Best and the Worst of the Finals Wall

By Matt Sullivan and Matt Sullivan December 17, 2013

Every semester, it's the same trip to Struggle City for us Hoyas. Whether you're writing a 20-page paper, studying for Orgo or just avoiding all of life on Lau 2, finals week at Georgetown gets really...

ReImagine Georgetown Discontinued

By Katherine Richardson October 18, 2013

Five years after the founding of ReImagine Georgetown, GUASFCU, The Corp and The Hoya have agreed to discontinue the program. Created in 2007 as a way to fund student-run initiatives, RIG has encountered...

SFS Council Seeks ICC Study Space

By Matt Gregory September 27, 2013

On a weekday in the Intercultural Center, students sit along the walls of the Galleria’s tile floor. The space, filled by students waiting for classes, office hours and meetings with deans, is sparsely...

Competitive Selections Not Just for Corp, GUASFCU

By Kayla Cross September 27, 2013

As fall club recruitment season comes to an end, long-established organizations like Blue and Gray, The Corp and GUASFCU are not the only groups on campus that faced difficult hiring decisions. Fast-growing...

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