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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Re-examining Our Jesuit Values for a Modern World

By Maxwell Wallace September 21, 2012

When I leave the Hilltop, I’ll thank Georgetown for teaching me to examine my values. I arrived here excited to explore what faith meant to others and how they use it to establish their own values....

Continuity Across Course Sections

By The Editorial Board April 13, 2012

There’s a problem with “The Problem of God.” Because professors are given the freedom to choose the material covered in introductory theology classes, there’s an element of unpredictability...

1634 Society Paves Way for Philanthropy

By Sam Rodman January 24, 2012

The 1634 Society, a fledgling organization focused on bolstering undergraduate-alumni relations, has proved itself as an important resource to the university in its few months of existence. The organization,...

A Disappointing Silence

By Robert Smith '96 August 20, 2011

Dear Editor,   I realize Georgetown was put in a precarious position not of their own making in Beijing during the brawl, but despite the diplomatic delicacy of the situation, it was very disappointing...

Working for Labor Justice

By Samuel Geaney-Moore and Nathan Kuerschner February 9, 2010

Georgetown has been at the forefront of an historic campaign for worker justice, worker rights and the legal accountability of corporations in Latin America. One year ago, Georgetown students and Honduran...

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