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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

JOHN CURRAN FOR THE HOYA
The three-year housing requirement pushed members of the Class of 2016 off-campus, left, with 100 denied eligibility. All applicants from the Class of 2017 will receive eligibility, and may choose from university townhouses, right, and apartments.

Brown House, Burleith & Back Again

By Christian Paz October 27, 2015

Georgetown Scholarship Program student Amber Athey (COL ’16) never thought finding a place to live senior year would be so hard. Although the university considers GSP students as low-income, Athey...

The Plan’s In Our Hands

By The Editorial Board September 4, 2015

The 2010 Campus Plan, drafted without student input, is widely regarded as a concession to the neighborhood. From implementing the infamous three year housing requirement to creating new dorms with the...

The Closing Word

By The Editorial Board April 24, 2015

After an eventful year for campus life, student activism proved to be a deciding force in how diversity, freedom of expression and student-administration communication shaped the Georgetown community....

Dear Dr. Olson

By The Editorial Board April 16, 2015

With Georgetown Day quickly approaching, Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson sent an email to the student body pairing gentle rhetoric with a familiar message: “We acknowledge that Georgetown...

QUALLEN: A Campus Plan’s Long Lineage

By Matthew Quallen April 9, 2015

In its bicentennial campus plan, developed between 1989 and 1990, Georgetown committed itself to “adopt as a long term goal … the ability to provide housing for 100 percent of its undergraduate students...

On ANC, Students Strive to Define Role

By Michael Donnay November 6, 2012

As Peter Prindiville (SFS ’14) and Craig Cassey (COL ’15) prepare to become the likely student representatives on Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E, it is apparent that they will confront many...

Five New Businesses Open Their Doors in Neighborhood

By Meghan Patzer August 28, 2012

Georgetown saw a flurry of store openings this summer, ranging from a local lobster joint to high-end chains. According to Nancy Miyahira, Georgetown Business Improvement District’s interim director,...

Campus Plan Processes: A Battle or a Breeze

By Sarah Patrick February 23, 2012

While Georgetown has been entangled in debates over its campus plan since December 2010, other D.C. universities have also spent months or years trying to gain approval for their own campus plans. D.C....

MPD Calls Decline as SNAPS Steps Up

By Laura Zhang February 3, 2012

The Metropolitan Police Department reported a decline in the number of calls to 911 for noise violations in Georgetown and Burleith in recent months, according to university spokeswoman Stacy Kerr. Kerr...

All Hands on Deck

By The Editorial Board November 14, 2011

On Nov. 3, University President John J. DeGioia sent a plea to students, asking them to sign a petition showing their support for the Campus Plan. His email marked the first time the university had asked...

Mendelson Slams GU Campus Plan

By Braden McDonald September 23, 2011

Councilmember At-Large Phil Mendelson denounced Georgetown's 2010 Campus Plan in a Sept. 16 letter to the D. C. Zoning Commission. In the letter, Mendelson claimed that Georgetown's 40 percent enrollment...

A Safer Night on the Town

By The Editorial Board September 13, 2011

Late night out? No problem. The university's M Street night shuttle and SafeRides transportation program now does much more to protect student safety while reducing noise levels — a win-win situation...

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