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BREAKING: Flyers Referencing KKK, Threats to Ideology Appear on Campus
BREAKING: Flyers Referencing KKK, Threats to Ideology Appear on Campus
By Maren Fagan and Ruth Abramovitz September 27, 2025

Georgetown University is investigating the presence of flyers on campus found just after midnight Sept. 27 that refer to the KKK and appear to...

Five days after over 1,300 Georgetown University community members petitioned the university to reconsider its plans to move its shuttle bus drivers to a third-party vendor, the university said it would go ahead with the plan.
GU to Move Forward With GUTS Subcontractor Plan Despite Community Petition
By Ajani Stella, Senior News Editor • September 26, 2025

Georgetown University will move forward with plans to transfer management of its shuttle service to a third-party vendor after more than 1,160...

The Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) will add a science, technology and international affairs major to its School of Foreign Service (SFS) curriculum (Georgetown University).
SFS-Qatar Introduces New STIA Program
By Emily Dabre, Graduate Desk Editor • September 26, 2025

The Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) School of Foreign Service (SFS-Q) will launch the science,...

At a discussion hosted by Georgetown University’s Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies (CERES), a scholar and Russian dissident reflected on the lessons of the Soviet dissent movement.
Dissident-in-Residence Discusses Soviet Dissent Movement With Scholar
By Shira Oz, City Desk Editor • September 26, 2025

A scholar and a dissident reflected on the lessons of the dissident movement in the Soviet Union at a...

The Tombs rescinded a $5 cover fee, which was first implemented on Sept. 4, after pushback from Georgetown University students.
Tombs Temporarily Revokes Cover Fee After Student Boycott
By Shira Oz, City Desk Editor • September 26, 2025

The Tombs, a beloved local campus bar and restaurant, revoked its $5 weekend nightclub fee after Georgetown...

The U.S. House of Representatives approved four “tough-on-crime” bills on Sept. 16, among them legislation lowering the minimum age for youths to be tried as adults, as part of a continuing federal effort to curb crime in Washington, D.C.
House Passes Crime Bill Package as Part of DC Crackdown
By Anna Lim, Hoya Staff Writer • September 26, 2025

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to pass four “tough-on-crime” bills Sept. 16, including legislation...


Senior midfielder Zach Zengue did not grow up playing organized soccer, but today he is second in the country in goals scored.
MEN’S SOCCER | Zach Zengue Was Made for This
By Julian Brown, Special to The Hoya • September 25, 2025

It feels like senior midfielder Zach Zengue was always destined for the big stage. As of Sept. 25, Zengue is ranked second in the nation in total...

D.C. Public Schools enacted a new policy Sept. 12 requiring students to be supervised by a parent at all high school football games.
D.C., Area High Schools Impose New Restrictions on Football After Chaos at Games
By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor • September 25, 2025
MLB playoffs start Sept. 30 with the Wild Card Series where teams will compete for a spot in the Division Series.
OUT OF LEFT FIELD | Could Rob Manfred Please Stop Ruining My Life?
By Eilat Herman, Hoya Sports Columnist • September 25, 2025
The Washington Commanders defeated the Las Vegas Raiders Sept. 21 by a score of 41-24, despite missing their starting quarterback Jayden Daniels.
COMMENTARY | Commanders Bounce Back at Home With Backup Quarterback
By Joshua Tippins, Special to The Hoya • September 25, 2025
Georgetown's men's soccer continued to make their case for a national ranking, taking down No. 25 George Mason with a convincing second half showing.
MEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Storm Back in Second Half to Defeat No. 25 GMU
By Liv Villella, Sports Staff Writer • September 24, 2025

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Sam Fender Brings His Lively Brand of Anthemic Rock to DC
By Grace Ko, Senior Guide Editor • September 24, 2025

If you were looking for one of the most harrowing voices in the world, you would have found it at The Anthem, where English singer-songwriter...

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THE EAT SPEAK | The First Course
By Ginger Fernandez and Riya Sundaram September 24, 2025

As college students, we often find our stomachs craving more flavor amid tedious days of dining hall hot dogs. If you’ve been admiring the...

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On Your Radar: Music, Mugs and Movies!
By Isabelle Cialone, Guide Deputy Editor • September 24, 2025

Immigration Film Fest The Immigration Film Fest, hosted by nonprofit organization KAMA DC, honors and supports immigrant artists by showcasing...


WIKIMEDIA COMMONS | A rise in spotted lanternflies around the DMV area and on Georgetown University's campus this fall raises concerns about their ecological impact.
Spotted Lanternflies Raise DC, GU Ecological Concerns
By Sarina Hattiangadi, Science Writer • September 26, 2025

Spotted lanternflies (SLFs), an invasive species of insect native to parts of China and Vietnam, have become increasingly common both in the...

Ruth Noll for The Hoya | Georgetown faculty discussed how Catholic social teachings can inform and improve dignified care for people with disabilities.
GU Faculty Discuss Dignified Care, Catholic Teachings
By Ruth Noll, Senior Science Editor • September 26, 2025

Georgetown University faculty members explored the principles of Catholic social teaching and how those principles can shape approaches to dignified...

WIKIMEDIA COMMONS │ Kissing bugs, which transmit Chagas disease through their bite, have been found to be increasing in population in the United States.
Kissing Bugs Carrying Potentially Deadly Chagas Disease Found in US
By Eva Siminiceanu, Deputy Science Editor • September 26, 2025

Chagas disease, an infectious parasitic disease spread by insects known as “kissing bugs,” is becoming increasingly prominent in the United...


Inconsistent university treatment of MSB-affiliated student organizations sows frustration among club leadership, who have pursued different courses of action ranging from a strong commitment to disaffiliation to harboring hope for future reconciliation. | Design by Aria Zhu
Open Access Exodus: MSB Clubs Disaffiliate, Move to Pursue First-Year Recruitment
By Opal Kendall, Deputy Features Editor • September 25, 2025

When Yugo Kuga (SFS ’26) first arrived at Georgetown University in Fall 2022, he had no experience in finance.  Three years later, Kuga...

Students call for more clarity in the visa application process and petition for greater legal support from Georgetown University as they confront changing immigration regulations in the current political climate. | Design by Rohini Kudva
Navigating the GU Experience: International Students Face Uncertainty Amid a Political Landscape Hostile Toward Immigration
By Bridget Galibois, Deputy Features Editor • September 19, 2025
In the midst of university-wide austerity, faculty and staff have contended with uncertainties in daily operations, shouldered additional responsibilities without increased compensation and worry about the future of academia. | Design by Madeleine Ott
Tightening the Purse: GU Hiring Freeze Leaves Employees Scrambling for Support, Pessimistic About Future of Academia
By Saroja Ramchandren and Sophia Lu September 4, 2025
Regulated AI Use, Detection at GU Leads to Growing Uncertainty
Regulated AI Use, Detection at GU Leads to Growing Uncertainty
By Clayton Kincade, Hoya Staff Writer • April 25, 2025
With the Capitol Campus projected to lose $91.4 million in the next three years, Georgetown University students and faculty remain skeptical of the university's expansion.
Despite Promise of New Programs, Capitol Campus Struggles to Attract Students, Faculty
By Ari Citrin, Student Life Desk Editor • April 10, 2025
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