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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Students Now Eligible To Receive Financial Assistance for Meal Plans After Student Push

Students Now Eligible To Receive Financial Assistance for Meal Plans After Student Push

By Brooke DeLucia October 28, 2021

Upperclassmen living on campus can now apply for financial assistance for mandatory meal plans following activism efforts by student leaders and activists. Juniors and seniors can now apply for meal...

The 5 People Youll Meet in POG

The 5 People You’ll Meet in POG

By Catherine McNally and Catherine McNally September 8, 2015

Problem of God is the defining class of every freshman's experience at Georgetown. It's likely one of the first classes you'll ever have attended on the Hilltop. You were probably nervous and anxious walking...

David Chardack

No, You Didn’t Hear Us

By The Editorial Board September 5, 2014

While Leo’s will never have trouble retaining the freshmen and sophomores who often purchase larger, more expensive meal plans as part of their mandated procurement, the dining hall’s elimination...

Floor Funds Come Up Short

By The Editorial Board September 13, 2013

Every campus residence requests $25 or so from students in floor funds at the beginning of the year. Support for the method of retrieving that contribution, however, is not nearly so uniform. Problems...

Housing Selection Moved to Spring

By Guthrie Angeles September 13, 2013

The housing selection process for rising juniors and seniors will move from early fall semester to the spring, a change designed to reduce roommate conflicts and requests to change housing. Housing...

Satellite Residential Campus Under Consideration

By Eitan Sayag September 8, 2013

The university is considering establishing a satellite undergraduate residence as distant as Clarendon,Va., in an attempt to meet its commitment to housing an additional 385 students by fall 2015, according...

Butler: University’s Threats Misinform Landlords

By James Butler February 4, 2011

In early October, my landlord, an ever-helpful albeit eccentric middle-aged man, came to my house on Prospect Street. Contrary to his normally laid-back nature, he seemed frustrated and had a worried look...

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