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The Future of the GOP: Christie or Cuccinelli

By Mark Rom November 11, 2013

Last week, New Jersey’s incumbent governor, Republican Chris Christie, swamped his Democratic opponent Barbara Buono by a 21-point margin. Virginia’s Republican candidate for governor, Attorney General...

Moderation Proves Key to Victory in Virginia

By Evan Hollander November 1, 2013

With less than a week before elections, it appears that Virginia choose Terry McAuliffe as its next executive, putting an Democrat back in the state house. As the "first friend" of President Clinton,...

Socioeconomics Next for GUSA

By Joanie Greve October 29, 2013

The Georgetown University Student Association is forming a Socioeconomic Working Group, which GUSA President Nate Tisa (SFS ’14) and Vice President Adam Ramadan (SFS ’14) promised to do during their...

Academic Councils Transition

By Meghan Patzer April 26, 2013

As the academic year draws to a close, students are in the process of electing their respective schools’ academic council representatives for next year. Though Georgetown College’s elections are ongoing...

Take 5 With Tisa and Ramadan

Take 5 With Tisa and Ramadan

By Lindsay Lee and Lindsay Lee April 12, 2013

The Hoya's Molly Mitchell got the opportunity to sit down (read as: stand up) with our newly elected GUSA Executives, Nate Tisa and Adam Ramadan. Hear them discuss their very popular campaign video, their...

The Official GUSA Vice Presidential Debate Drinking Game

The Official GUSA Vice Presidential Debate Drinking Game

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff February 11, 2013

If you haven’t figured it out from the number of campaign posters in your facebook newsfeed, GUSA election season is officially upon us. The vice presidential debate is tonight at 9 p.m. in White-Gravenor...

Walsh & Silverstein

By Annie Chen February 8, 2013

As the only ticket without prior GUSA experience, Spencer Walsh (MSB ’14) and Rob Silverstein (SFS ’14) are confident that their fresh perspectives could be an asset to the university community. “People...

Turnout Up, Creates Long Lines at Polls

By Emma Iannini November 13, 2012

Many students voting in the District of Columbia and northern Virginia last Tuesday encountered long lines and delays at polling places, which in Georgetown were partly because of a surge in student voter...

Sunday Night Wrapup: We Survived Hurricane Sandy!

By KP and KP November 4, 2012

Well folks, it’s safe to say that this week has been a doozy. We’ve seen two days off from classes, Halloween Weekend Round 2, some of the biggest names in a capella all under one roof… and most...

PIERRO: Obama Shifts the Dialogue

By Daniel Pierro October 29, 2012

In light of midterms season, I have been somewhat secluded from the political world. Now that I am back in the game, can someone please remind me when and how this election made the drastic switch to social...

GUSA Senate Stumps Voters

By The Editorial Board September 28, 2012

Without well-informed voters, GUSA senate elections are at best a popularity contest. Typically, they hinge on name recognition. At worst, they are a total guessing game. But these elections matter,...

GUSA Senate Candidates Talk Goals

By Roxanne Feitel September 23, 2012

This year's candidates for the Georgetown University Student Association senate launched their campaigns Wednesday. The Hoya reached out to each of them to hear about their goals for their campaigns and...

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