2015 was a long year — 365 days to be exact. A lot can happen in 365 days. Friendships can be made (and broken), phone screens can be cracked, Netflix binges can be completed and begun and completed...
Here at The Fourth Edition, we've had a great year. Before we start bloggin' 2016 away, we'd like to take a little trip down memory lane with a list of our top posts of 2015. We've covered everything...
Best of News
Demonstrators Address Demands to University
Black student activists expressed solidarity with college students of color experiencing racism domestically and internationally. The...
Best of Sports
Tennis: Saperstein Resumes Role at First Singles
A profile on Georgetown junior tennis captain Victoire Saperstein and her recruitment process, freshman year injury and success...
Best of Opinion
VIEWPOINT: An Ode to Princess
From The Hoya’s TedXGeorgetown 2015 series, Darius Baxter (COL ’16) writes a letter about the special powers his dog, Princess, had.
“Princess...
Best of Guide
One Desk, 31 Years
The story of how a message written under a desk in Darnall Hall from 1984 brought two generations of Hoyas together.
Love Locks: Secrets at 1065 Park Ave.
From...
In 2015, readers were drawn to a variety of articles, from Georgetown University Student Association elections to faculty features to opinion pieces urging the Georgetown community to do more to prevent...
I grew with anticipatory delight as I traveled back into Georgetown this winter, and I remember my immediate satisfaction as I was greeted with different storefronts, a rapidly evolved local fashion sense...
A record high of 19,300 students have applied for admission to Georgetown's Class of 2015, signaling a 6.8 percent jump from last year's 18,070 applicants, according to Dean of Undergraduate Admissions...
