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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

The Most Valuable Players of Comedy

By Eduardo Gueiros September 6, 2012

My passion is television, and no matter the genre, I can find something worth watching.  But even if you aren’t as avid a watcher as I am, there is one genre that is appealing to TV-watchers of all...

GU Life: A Family Matter

By Greg Lavarriere May 18, 2012

If my time on the Hilltop has taught me anything, it is that Georgetown students make up a unique family. My Georgetown story starts back in 2000, when I first arrived on the Hilltop to help move my oldest...

Before You Go and Set the World on Fire …

By Jamil Poonja May 17, 2012

At my freshman floor reunion last week, I revisited my stomping grounds on New South’s fourth floor with Fr. Christopher Steck, S.J., and Jack the Bulldog. The running joke amongst my floormates: That...

French Market Brings Europe to Georgetown

By Katrina Yeh April 27, 2012

Sometimes you don’t have to take a plane to get to France — all you have to do is walk. This Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wisconsin Avenue between P Street and Reservoir Road will...

The 223 Project: Many Faces, One Georgetown

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy April 24, 2012

Today marks the launch of The Hoya's 223 Project, an effort to capture the spirit of Georgetown through the faces that make up our community. Georgetown has been around for 223 years now, so we rounded...

Bidding the Hilltop Farewell

By Patrick J. Deneen January 31, 2012

To the Editor: It was strange to read the article about my departure from Georgetown for Notre Dame (The Hoya,A1, "Deneen to Leave GU at Semester's End," Jan. 24). I recognized some of my words, yet...

FISCHER: The Big Issues at Our Doorstep

By Michael Fischer January 22, 2012

Georgetown students are some of the most well-informed 20-something-year-olds out there. We have a profound understanding of the world's problems and are extremely motivated to solve them, especially our...

Chaplains Connect With Students

By Matthew Strauss October 28, 2011

It is midnight on the third floor of Darnall, and a small group of freshmen are chatting as they watch TV and plug away at their homework. As a Catholic priest strolls in with a plate of freshly baked...

From Protests to Pinot Noir, 1789 Endures

By Elizabeth Garbitelli October 25, 2011

Attracting President Obama and prominent locals, the premier Georgetown restaurant 1789 has become a District hotspot for upscale dining. But neighbors weren't always the eatery's biggest fans. In...

It’s the People That Count

By Bridget O'Laughlin May 19, 2011

I have always been a busy bee who loves making a difference by contributing to my community. So, when I arrived at Georgetown four years ago, I dove head-first into all the activities Georgetown had to...

Farmer’s Market Coming to Fruition This April

By Kelly Church March 29, 2011

Georgetown's first on-campus farmer's market will launch on April 27, offering fresh fruit, flowers and cooking displays in Healy circle for the organically inclined crowd. The pilot market, the project...

Searching for the Proper Role Of a Community Newspaper

By Marissa Amendolia November 11, 2010

The moment I finally understood why THE HOYA is truly important to Georgetown - the moment I first appreciated why I was spending countless hours on the job, why I was poring over my work and the work...

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