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Daniel Greilsheimer/The Hoya | Georgetown Universitys Muslim Life welcomed hundreds of guests for its University Ramadan Celebration and Iftar on April 2, an event open to all faiths that commemorated the spirit of Islams holy month.

Muslim Life Welcomes Hundreds for Ramadan Celebration, Iftar

By Daniel Greilsheimer, Senior Sports Editor April 5, 2024

Georgetown University welcomed hundreds of guests for its University Ramadan Celebration and Iftar April 2. Muslim Life hosted the event to commemorate the spiritual month of Ramadan, a time of religious...

Campus Ministry, Sikh Student Association Celebrate Gurpurab

Campus Ministry, Sikh Student Association Celebrate Gurpurab

By Akashdiya Chakraborty November 11, 2022

Georgetown University Campus Ministry coordinated a Chaplain’s Tea centered around a Sikh holiday in an effort to further recognize Sikh students at the university. Campus Ministry organized a celebration...

CCC Cabin Name Removed Due to Allegations of Sexual Abuse Against Namesake

CCC Cabin Name Removed Due to Allegations of Sexual Abuse Against Namesake

By Giulia Testa March 8, 2020

Georgetown University Campus Ministry removed the name of the former Jean Vanier Cabin at the Calcagnini Contemplative Center because of an independent inquiry released Feb. 22 that confirmed multiple...

MICHAEL HOWARTH FOR The Hoya | The renovated Copley Crypt Chapel will be used for Orthodox Christian liturgical services, weekly Catholic  mass and other student activities.

Copley Crypt Chapel Renovated, Reopens After Year and a Half

By Yalda Zarrabi November 22, 2019

The renovated Copley Crypt Chapel of the North American Martyrs and St. William Chapel, located in Copley Hall, reopened Nov. 18 after being closed since March 2018.  The Copley Crypt Chapel is...

Mayor Issues 1st Hypothermia Alert for This Season

Mayor Issues 1st Hypothermia Alert for This Season

By Curran Stockton November 8, 2019

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) issued the season’s first hypothermia alert Nov. 1, as the wind chill dropped the temperatures into the low 30s overnight. The city issues hypothermia alerts...

SHYAMSUNDAR: Finding Authentic Hinduism on the Hilltop

SHYAMSUNDAR: Finding Authentic Hinduism on the Hilltop

By Hasini Shyamsundar September 27, 2019

The first time someone asked me if I was a “Hindi,” I felt a heaviness in my chest. I felt it come back when I walked into a department store and saw T-shirts with “Namastay in Bed” and “Namaslay”...

FILE PHOTO: KIRK ZIESER/THE HOYA | Members of the Jewish Student Association attended a Muslim prayer service March 22, a week following the deadly shooting at a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand that killed 50 worshippers.

Muslim, Jewish Communities Demonstrate Solidarity After Tragedy

By Jaime Moore-Carrillo April 5, 2019

Every Friday, Muslim Life at Georgetown University runs weekly Jum’ah prayer services at 1:30 p.m. in Bulldog Alley. At the March 22 service, attendees grappled with responding to a devastating massacre....

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY | Alumnus donor Arthur Calagini, who endowed the Calagini Completative Center in 1991, and his wife donated $10 million for financial aid and campus ministry.

Alumnus Donates $10 Million for Financial Aid, Campus Ministry

By Grey Rosenzweig March 17, 2019

Long-time benefactors Arthur Calcagnini (CAS ’54) and his wife Nancy donated $10 million to support the Office of Mission and Ministry and financial aid, University President John J. DeGioia announced...

VIEWPOINT: Establish Buddhist Chaplaincy

By Abhichana Naiyapatana February 3, 2019

When I attended the Jesuit Values Panel during New Student Orientation, the panel’s moderator claimed that Georgetown had “all major religious traditions represented.” However, the world’s fourth-largest...

VIEWPOINT: Include Nontheist Voices in Dialogue

By Doris Zhang December 7, 2018

When I sat in the Jesuit Values Panel during New Student Orientation, I felt a disconnect. As each of the Georgetown chaplains spoke about their own faith traditions, I was left wondering why no one represented...

VIEWPOINT: Rising Above Despair

VIEWPOINT: Rising Above Despair

By Rev. Brandon Harris November 2, 2018

Three years ago, the killing of nine black worshippers at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., created outrage and fear in the black community. Now, as the country mourns another...

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Fr. Francis Schemel, S.J., died Aug. 4 at 93.

Fr. Francis Schemel, SJ, Chaplain to Staff, Dies at 93

By Will Cassou September 6, 2018

Fr. Francis Schemel, S.J., Georgetown University’s chaplain to staff and beloved chocolatier, died Aug. 4 at 93 years old. A memorial service was held at Dahlgren Chapel on Aug. 9. Schemel was...

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