GU Offers Response to Proposal Unity Coalition’s Demands Addressed By Tim Haggerty Hoya Staff Writer In what both sides called a sign of progress, leaders of the Georgetown Unity Coalition and administrators agreed to a stepped-up timetable and the need for significant changes to university policies dealing with diversity issues[Read More…]

VCU Invite Proves Dismal for Georgetown By Sarah Walsh Hoya Staff Writer Winning just two of their ten matches this weekend at the Virginia Commonwealth 4+1 Inviational, the Georgetown tennis team, continuing their season-long slump. On Friday, Georgetown faced Radford, where the Hoyas posted their only wins on the weekend,[Read More…]

Hoyas Fourth at College of Charleston Regatta By Ted Bauer Hoya Staff Writer After a week of practice on the water, the Georgetown women’s sailing team placed fourth at the Charleston Spring Women’s regatta this weekend, trailing only host College of Charleston, Old Dominion and St. Mary’s of Maryland. The[Read More…]

Hoyas Rush Towards NCAAs By Eric Kim Hoya Staff Writer Georgetown’s indoor track team went into last weekend’s Arkansas Invitational poised for an impressive showing. The men’s and women’s teams each sent 12 of their best athletes to compete against the likes of top-ranked teams such as Arkansas and UCLA[Read More…]

NBA’s New Generation: Still Searching for Heir to Air By Sean Gormley Hoya Staff Writer The NBA season enters its second stage this week, with the All-Star festivities completed and teams like the New York Knicks jockeying for the top seed in the playoffs, while teams like the Washington Wizards[Read More…]

Housing Shortage in Sports Facilities By Sean P. Flynn The baseball team is playing its home games in Montgomery County, Md. The basketball team plays 35 blocks from campus in downtown Washington. The track team has no quality on-campus facility. Just last week, Harbin Field, home of the men’s lacrosse[Read More…]

By Stephen Owens Hoya Staff Writer The Georgetown women basketball team’s NCAA tournament hopes suffered a devastating and perhaps irreparable setback last Saturday when conference rival Syracuse shocked the Hoyas with a 75-62 win in Syracuse, N.Y. The Hoyas fell to 13-9 on the season and 6-5 in the conference,[Read More…]

Boumtje-Boumtje, Braswell lead GU in Scoring Rampage Box Score By Sean P. Flynn Hoya Staff Writer PITTSBURGH, Feb. 13 – It was just what Head Coach Craig Esherick has been looking for all season – a dominating presence down low and a consistent scorer. Esherick got just that and little[Read More…]

When Silence Is Golden I sat down at Booeymonger’s Saturday night rather despondent. I’d been in a bad mood for the last few days, a situation not aided by the impeding deadline for my tutorial assignment – 25 new pages on my advisor’s desk Monday morning. So I sat in[Read More…]

Dean Defends Women’s Studies Program By Anne D. Sullivan I write in response to Robert Swope’s article “Intellectualor Political Pursuit?” (Feb. 11, p. 3) to make clear the place of women’s studies in the Georgetown College curriculum. Swope had a personal field day telling us that he finds this course[Read More…]