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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor discussed the challenges she faced as a minority in her path to the bench Wednesday.

Sotomayor Details Challenges in Law

By Nicole Jarvis April 4, 2014

The Marver H. Bernstein Symposium brought United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor to Gaston Hall on Wednesday for a conversation entitled “A Life in the Law,” sponsored by...

DOMA Ruling Reflects National Values

By Josh Zeitlin June 28, 2013

Same-sex marriage is not just a personal issue. It concerns far more than your right to marry whomever you wish. At its heart, same-sex marriage is a measure of the ability of our communities and our nation...

Law Professor Nominated for Head of Regulatory Affairs

By Hiromi Oka May 16, 2013

Georgetown University Law Center professor Howard Shelanski was named President Barack Obama’s nominee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, the nation’s chief regulation review...

A Moderate Solution to the Contraception Conflict

By Maya Noronha March 4, 2012

To the Editor: Your coverage of Sandra Fluke's testimony in the article "Law Student Mired in Birth Control Debate (The Hoya, A1, March 2, 2012) omits a critical detail: Georgetown Law student insurance...

Tripathi: Gay Rights in Uganda at a Crisis Point

By Udayan Tripathi February 15, 2011

Uganda has not enjoyed an easy independence. Following a hurried British exit in 1962, the country suffered under the vicious regime of Idi Amin, whose berserk dictates and rulings terrorized a population...

Altered Law Leaves Students on Edge

By Mary Murphy February 2, 2011

A newly passed measure granting D.C. police greater authority in responding to rowdiness has spurred much of campus to action, triggering a strong student outcry and forcing administrators to preempt...

Law School Gives Stipends to Grads

By Stephen Levy November 11, 2010

With many graduates struggling to find jobs, the Law Center has announced that it is extending its program, giving stipends to graduates participating in internships for public interest organizations. The...

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