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OWSIANY: Make Equality A Priority

By Laura Owsiany October 9, 2015

Last year as a news writer for The Hoya, I covered the New York Times’ first annual ranking of socioeconomic diversity on college campuses. This year, Georgetown plummeted in the rankings from 46 to...

Colleges Must Create Equal Opportunities

By Emily Kaye October 6, 2015

Every March, students across the country fail to join elite higher-education institutions despite their hard work and intelligence. It is not because they were rejected; it is because they did not apply. While...

Antiquated Evils

Antiquated Evils

By Anushka Kannan July 17, 2015

There are certain ideas, notions and norms that are best left in the past. Last week, I saw a recently released Indian film that tells the tale of a simple, loving family hit by unusual circumstances that...

SCOTUS Ruling: #LoveWins

SCOTUS Ruling: #LoveWins

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein June 26, 2015

It is a life-changing day here in the United States. Only a few hours ago the Supreme Court ruled, 5-4, that Same-Sex Marriage is a Constitutional right. Yes, that means that Same-Sex Marriage is legal...

Georgetown, Jesuits, Slaveholding

By David J. Collins, S.J. February 9, 2015

The Hoya has run a series of pieces about the relationship of the university in its early years to slavery. The two columns by Matthew Quallen and another by Suzanne Monyak are thoughtful examples of a...

Loud and Proud in the Capital

Loud and Proud in the Capital

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein January 7, 2014

Step aside New York and San Fran, there is a new LGBT-friendly city on top! According to DCist, The Advocate has determined that Washington, D.C., is the most gay-tolerant city in the United States....

The Best, but Not Always for All

By The Editorial Board January 27, 2012

At a university like Georgetown, where the ideals of fairness and justice pervade the undergraduate experience, one would think an issue like equal study space for all students would never need to be debated....

LAKHANPAL: In Qatar, Anti-U.S. Is not Anti-American

By Nikhil Lakhanpal January 24, 2012

The casual rant against America is always followed by a quick justification: "It's not like I'm anti-American. I like you! I'm just anti-America, you know?" A few days, ago my teaching assistant opened...

Make Way for Ugly Ducklings

By Yonatan Moskowitz August 31, 2010

New students on campus may remember recently submitting an optional photograph along with their application to Georgetown. In their first days on the Hilltop, they may also have noticed the general attractiveness...

Call for Change, From the Bottom Up

By Brian Kesten May 20, 2010

The Obama staffers and community leaders with whom I spent my break between sophomore and junior years referred to our campaign as Freedom Summer 2008. Decades after courageous, radical young women and...

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