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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Contesting Coverage of the OCC

By Julian Jimenez February 25, 2022

Last month, The Hoya claimed that a high-profile Catholic bishop who spoke for the Cardinal O’Connor Conference used racist rhetoric and has minimized the crimes of a sexual abuser, claims that are...

EDITORIAL: End University Sponsorship of O’Connor Conference

EDITORIAL: End University Sponsorship of O’Connor Conference

By The Editorial Board January 29, 2021

At Georgetown University, a school that prides itself on justice and inclusivity, bigoted speakers should never receive backing from official university sources. Georgetown has a clear duty, according...

Anti-Abortion Conference Draws Student Demonstrators

Anti-Abortion Conference Draws Student Demonstrators

By Anna Ferrazzi January 31, 2020

As students protested outside Healy Hall, speakers at the 21st annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life discussed the intersection of law, morality and human dignity within the anti-abortion argument...

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER | Sister Grace Miriam Usala (MED ’16), RSM, was a panelist at the third annual Lives Worthy of Respect event.

Science and Faith Are Not Opposed, Anti-Abortion Activists Say

By Hansen Lian October 23, 2019

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER | Sister Grace Miriam Usala (MED ’16), RSM, was a panelist at the third annual Lives Worthy of Respect event. Scientific evidence supports a moral opposition...

Cardinal O’Connor Conference Examines Pro-Life Priorities

By Grey Rosenzweig January 25, 2019

The acceptance of the legalization of abortion stems from materialist culture, which prioritizes personal convenience over the lives of others, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, said in a...

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March for Life Draws GU Student Activists

By Alexandra Bowman January 25, 2019

Thousands of anti-abortion activists, including Georgetown University students, attended the annual Washington, D.C. March for Life on the National Mall on Jan. 18. The March for Life began in protest...

AMY LI FOR THE HOYA | From left to right: Gloria Purvis, Aimee Murphy, Kim Daniels, Julia Greenwood (COL 19) and Serrin Foster advocated against abortion   at a panel in Dahlgren Chapel.

Abortion Contradicts Feminism, Panelists Say at ‘Stand for Life’

By Riley Rogerson January 18, 2019

Abortion is anti-feminist and represents violence against the female body, according to a panel of female anti-abortion advocates at an event in Dahlgren Chapel on Jan. 15. Women who are against abortion...

NATALIE ISÉ FOR THE HOYA March for Life President Jeanne Mancini (left) and Rev. Msgr. John Enzler of Catholic Charities   (right) critiqued the rhetoric of the modern pro-life movement at an event Tuesday.

March for Life President Promotes Use of Secular Language in Pro-Life Movement

By Karena Landler October 5, 2018

Religious anti-abortion language damages the pro-life movement, March for Life President Jeanne Mancini said at a panel Tuesday focusing on the intersection of politics, religion and the pro-abortion...

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Lila Rose, the founder of Live Action, an American anti-abortion nonprofit organization drew from her experiences as a young activist in her address in Gaston Hall on Saturday.

Conference on Life Targets Youth

By Joe Egler January 23, 2018

Precise language is essential to the national discourse on abortion, the death penalty and euthanasia, according to Lila Rose, the founder of Live Action, an American anti-abortion nonprofit organization....

Provide a Space For Every View

By Michaela Pepi-Lewis and Sophia Kleyman April 22, 2016

We are going to open by saying something that everyone knows about us: We are ardently, openly and unabashedly pro-choice. We are writing this as the president and vice president of H*yas for Choice, but...

When Pro-Choice Is Anti-Choice

By Amelia Irvine April 22, 2016

I am pro-life because our world today is broken and hurting, and I want to love the broken and the hurting. The fact is many women in our society are in pain. They live in an oppressive, unloving society....

Debate Over Division

By The Editorial Board April 22, 2016

Georgetown students and community members this week had an unprecedented opportunity to engage deeply with issues of reproductive justice and Catholic teachings on life. Following the Georgetown University...

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