Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Extra! Extra! Reporting on a Protest

By Harvey Hinman November 17, 2011

Though it may be only a small group of protesters based out of a tent city in McPherson Square, the Occupy DC movement has a newspaper. At a modest length of four pages, the first issue of The Occupied...

Occupiers on Target

By Ricky Garza October 28, 2011

Divisive, messy and disorganized, the protesters currently occupying Zuccotti Park in Manhattan have been derided for everything from their hairstyles to their skewed demographics, which lean toward...

Occupy DC Movement Swells

By Rita Pearson October 18, 2011

As the Occupy DC movement gains steam more than two weeks after the first protesters headed to McPherson Square, Georgetown students and faculty are being drawn to the movement. Hundreds of people,...

Occupy Movement Comes to DC

By Anna Salinas October 7, 2011

About 20 Occupy DC protesters camped out in McPherson Square this week to take a stand against national political leadership. The protests are an offshoot of Occupy Together, a loosely organized movement...

Burleith Resident Reports Burned Anti-Campus Plan Signs

By Katrina Braun February 13, 2011

Signs opposing Georgetown's campus plan were found burned on the front steps of a Burleith residence Monday morning. Glen Harrison, a resident of 3726 T St., found the signs at about 11 a.m., but...

Hundreds Head to Egyptian Embassy and White House for Protest

By Alice Maglio January 29, 2011

  Chants of "Obama, Obama you should know — Mubarak has to go!" filled the air in front of the Egyptian Embassy and the White House on Saturday, as hundreds gathered in D.C. to show their...

Amid Cairo Riots, Students Learn Political Lessons

By Laura Engshuber January 28, 2011

With another political protest set to hit the streets of Cairo today, a handful of Georgetown students studying abroad in Egypt are getting a first-hand look at a subject central to many of their studies. On...

Westboro Church Draws Student Protesters’ Ire

By Sarah Kaplan November 12, 2010

"You Eat Your Kids" and "Thank God For Dead Soldiers" were among the signs held high by four members of the Westboro Baptist Church in Washington Circle Thursday morning, a protest met by about 300 college...

Over the Top

By The Editorial Board March 30, 2010

The stunt pulled by Plan A: Hoyas for Reproductive Justice this past weekend was both disrespectful and immature. The coalition overstepped its bounds by disregarding the university Speech and Expression...

Administration Caved to Plan A Bullying

By Fiore Mastroianni March 28, 2010

To the editor: As a recent alumnus and long-time editor at The Hoya, the university's response to the belligerent and disrespectful group, Plan A: Hoyas for Reproductive Justice, angered me. I spent...

Administration Responds to Plan A After GAAP Weekend Protests

By Stephen Szypulski March 27, 2010

Supporters of Plan A: Students for Reproductive Justice chained themselves to the statue of John Carroll in Healy Circle on Saturday, successfully prompting a response from the administration to a...

Load More Stories
Donate to The Hoya

Comments (0)

All The Hoya Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest