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

SIMEONOVA: Work Hard, Play Eventually

SIMEONOVA: Work Hard, Play Eventually

By Nia Simeonova February 15, 2024

As the plane began its descent over Washington, D.C., and its iconic monuments came into view, I thought: “This is it. The land of freedom.” I was reminded of that scene in the movie “The Parent...

Things to Shut Down Instead of the Government

Things to Shut Down Instead of the Government

By Izzy Roemer and Izzy Roemer February 4, 2019

Hello, fellow citizens. After 35 days and $11 billion down the drain, the U.S. government is finally back open for business. Since, like the government, I am finally back at my normal level of functionality...

SCATTERGOOD: Week 2 Recap of The Olympics and Closing Preview

By Libby Scattergood August 19, 2016

With such an eventful second (and final) week of Olympic action, where does one even begin? I suppose a nice place to start would be noting what appears to be a very secure first-place lead on the part...

CRAIGE: Olympic Soccer Tournament Preview

CRAIGE: Olympic Soccer Tournament Preview

By Sports Editor August 2, 2016

In just three days, one of the world’s greatest sporting events is set to get underway. The 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics has already been shrouded in controversy, from the inadequacies of the Olympic...

CRAIGE: U.S. Looks to Shine in Copa América Semifinal

CRAIGE: U.S. Looks to Shine in Copa América Semifinal

By Vanessa Craige June 21, 2016

The fact that this year is the centennial of the Copa América tournament guarantees that it would be a special one, regardless of what happened. Now that the semifinals are about to get underway, it is...

Is America the Best Country In the World?

By Duy Mai March 19, 2015

In the pilot episode of the HBO series “The Newsroom,” a college student asks Atlantis Cable News anchor Will McAvoy (Jeff Daniels), “What makes America the greatest country in the world?” McAvoy...

How to Study Abroad in D.C.

How to Study Abroad in D.C.

By Marina Smith and Marina Smith February 8, 2015

The application for studying abroad in Fall 2015 is quickly approaching on Feb. 10. However, we realize that for some of you, the very thought of filling out yet another application might inspire...

Goodbye Study Abroad

Goodbye Study Abroad

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein December 12, 2014

If you've been abroad this semester, by now you have probably bought your last budget airline ticket, bargained for your last "international piece of clothing" and filled up on whatever native food is...

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A Georgetown sailing team, representing the United States, fended off Australia and secured the World University Championships.

Hoyas Win International Championship for USA

By Robert DePaolo August 26, 2014

A Georgetown sailing team composed of junior Nevin Snow, sophomore A.J. Reiter and seniors Alex Post and Katia DaSilva won the 2014 World University Match Racing Championships held in Trentino, Italy,...

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The U.S. starting XI sing the national anthem before the Belgium-U.S. game on July 1.

U.S. Soccer Team Skill Deserves Global Recognition

By Laura Wagner July 14, 2014

After the “Why do Americans call it soccer?” question, the next most frequently asked question that I’ve fielded about U.S. soccer during my semester in Spain and then during my summer in Italy...

In Taiwan, a Call to Uphold US Values

By Annie Chen March 28, 2014

Nearly 35 years ago next month, the U.S. Congress passed the Taiwan Relations Act, an act that has defined U.S. relationships with the small island country ever since. On this historic anniversary, the...

Casual Thursdays: Red, White and Booze

Casual Thursdays: Red, White and Booze

By Lindsay Lee and Lindsay Lee January 17, 2013

U-S-A, U-S-A, U-S-A! It's inauguration weekend! You know what that means! Beyoncé is FINALLY being recognized as the real president of the United States of... wait...what? She's not? Well that's just...

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