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Corp Reopens, Offering Increased Food Options, Community on Campus

Corp Reopens, Offering Increased Food Options, Community on Campus

By Caitlin McLean September 2, 2021

After over 500 days of shuttered doors and empty aisles, The Corp has begun the process of reopening their on-campus locations as Georgetown University transitions to in-person operations.  Between...

Finding Culture in the Kitchen

Finding Culture in the Kitchen

By Lincoln Le and Lincoln Le April 17, 2021

GIPHY When I first talked to my mom about moving into an off-campus apartment as a first-year in college, she laughed at me. "What are you going to eat?" followed the 30 seconds of laughter. Eventually,...

How ‘MasterChef’ Changed My Life

How ‘MasterChef’ Changed My Life

By Lincoln Le and Lincoln Le March 19, 2021

My love for “MasterChef” all started when my roommates forced me to join them on an episode of “MasterChef USA.” We had just recently moved into our cute little apartment (that creaks whenever...

Hilltop Gourmet: Foxtrot Market — Georgetown’s Newest and Trendiest Spot!

Hilltop Gourmet: Foxtrot Market — Georgetown’s Newest and Trendiest Spot!

By Isabella Xu March 17, 2021

Two weeks ago, Foxtrot Market opened its premier Washington, D.C. location on the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and N Street NW. The brand has other storefronts located in Chicago and Dallas, but this establishment...

Homemade Gourmet: Things To Get From Trader Joe’s

Homemade Gourmet: Things To Get From Trader Joe’s

By Isabella Xu February 3, 2021

Recently, I have found myself frequently trekking to the Trader Joe’s on Wisconsin Avenue as a brief respite from classes. My mildly concerning addiction to the supermarket chain began last semester...

HOMEMADE GOURMET: Kitchen Appliances To Mix Up the Morning Routine

HOMEMADE GOURMET: Kitchen Appliances To Mix Up the Morning Routine

By Isabella Xu September 10, 2020

The first week of classes coupled with my monumental migration to Washington, D.C., where I will be residing from September to the end of October, has made these few weeks hectic.  This July,...

ALLISON HERR FOR THE HOYA | Students said their advocacy is limited by the few opportunities to speak with university dining workers without their managers present.

Students Advocate for Workers Amid Contract Renegotiations

By Nishant Bhaumik February 22, 2019

Workers rights student activists expressed grievances of low wages on behalf of Georgetown food service workers at a Feb 14. open forum about ongoing labor contract negotiations. Georgetown food service...

HOYA HUB | Since the food pantry Hoya Hub opened in October 2018, 130 people have signed up, including undergraduate students, graduate students, staff and alumni. Nearly two-thirds of registered students said they do not have a campus meal plan.

Hoya Hub Serves Food-Insecure Students in Opening Months

By Emma Wenzinger January 18, 2019

The Hoya Hub, an on-campus food pantry, has expanded to 130 signups in the three months since its opening, but more may be utilizing the pantry, as the Hoya Hub does not track exact usage statistics. The...

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‘Chef Flynn’ Authentically Depicts the Surprising Success of Prodigy Star

By James Kim November 20, 2018

★★★☆☆ Director Cameron Yates’ new documentary “Chef Flynn,” released Nov. 9, tells the story of the prodigy chef Flynn McGarry. Despite a somewhat disappointing ending, “Chef Flynn”...

Tips for Staying Warm This Winter

Tips for Staying Warm This Winter

By Laura Bell and Laura Bell November 18, 2018

It’s officially winter, my fellow Hoyas*.  You know what that means: finals, Christmas and, of course, being freezing at all times.  Here are some tips and tricks from your friends at 4E to help you...

Beyond the Front Gates: Exploring Nearby Neighborhoods

Beyond the Front Gates: Exploring Nearby Neighborhoods

By Guide Editor November 17, 2018

Eclectic Food Culture Entices Diners Across the District Food served out of a truck. Bottomless mimosas before noon. Innovative ethnic cuisine. Kitchens bursting with creativity. These scenarios describe...

Abunai Food

Eclectic Food Culture Entices Diners Across the District

By Maddie Finn and Allan Navarro November 16, 2018

Food served out of a truck. Bottomless mimosas before noon. Innovative ethnic cuisine. Kitchens bursting with creativity. These scenarios describe not a culinary utopia but rather the food scene of...

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