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YICHU HUANG FOR THE HOYA | Georgetown’s partnership with the Bikeshare program will decrease membership costs from $85 to $25 for all Georgetown students.

GU Announces Initiative To Provide Discounted Rates on Capital Bikeshare Membership

By Meredith Miller
Recent Graduate Dies in Rock Climbing Accident

Recent Graduate Dies in Rock Climbing Accident

By Meredith Miller
ILLUSTRATION BY ANNA KOOKEN/THE HOYA Reports of nonconsensual sexual contact remained stable in the 2019 Climate Survey on Sexual Assault and Misconduct released Oct. 15.

Campus Climate Survey Shows Consistent Sexual Assault Rate

By Meredith Miller
MICHAEL HOWARTH FOR THE HOYA |

Counter Domestic Terrorism Proactively, Panelists Say

By Meredith Miller
DISABILITY ALLIANCE COURTESY OF ANNA LANDRE |

Georgetown Disability Alliance Pushes for Recognition

By Meredith Miller
JULIA GIGANTE/THE HOYA| The composting initiative is being put through a collaboration between GREEN and Compact Cab.

New Composting Initiative Begins With 50 Student Households

By Meredith Miller
MSNBC and the Georgetown University Institute of Policy and Public Service will host 11 presidential candidates in Gaston Hall on Sept. 19 and 20. | GU POLITICS

GU Politics Climate Change Forum To Host Presidential Candidates

By Meredith Miller
FILE PHOTO: MARGARET FOUBERG/THE HOYA |

Corp Collects Unused Student Flex Dollars to Stock Hoya Hub

By Meredith Miller
@REBECCAKATZ5/TWITTER | Rebecca Katz, director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security, which studies public health emergencies, will be co-director of a new infectious disease masters program.

GU Develops New Masters Program in Infectious Disease

By Meredith Miller
CAROLINE PAPPAS/THE HOYA | A proposal that would offer Metro riders an increased number of trains and extended service on the Red and Yellow lines gained initial approval March 14.

Metro Aims to Boost Ridership Through Increased Service

By Meredith Miller
GEORGETOWN LAW | Cedric Asiavugwa, a Georgetown law student and advocate for social justice issues, died March 10. Asiavugwa served as a residential minister on the second floor of New South.

GU Law Student Cedric Asiavugwa Remembered for Social Justice Efforts

By Meredith Miller
MADELINE CHARBONNEAU/THE HOYA | Board of directors approves updated weapons policy banning the use of weapons by all members of the Georgetown community Feb. 14.

New Weapons Ban Applies Campuswide, Board Confirms

By Meredith Miller
BAKER CENTER | Patricia Baker (COL 64) and John Baker (COL 64) seek to increase access to nontraditional educational opportunities on and off campus.

Alumni Donate $20 Million to Fund Experiential Learning

By Meredith Miller
FILE PHOTO: ANNA KOVACEVICH/THE HOYA | Georgetown is contracting a third party to evaluate a solar panel initiative that would deforest 240 acres of land. Students pushed the university to release further information on the evaluation at a Feb. 10 forum.

Students Push Administrators for Details on Solar Panel Initiative

By Meredith Miller

Johns Hopkins to Buy Newseum Building for Grad Programs

By Meredith Miller
KIRK ZIESER/THE HOYA | Freelance photographer George Steinmetz, right, and American University Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion Evan Berry, left, said an understanding religion is essential to motivate action against climate change at an event Jan. 23.

Visual Effects of Climate Change Motivate Action

By Meredith Miller
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY | The Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., says Cardinal Donald Wuerl was aware of allegations against former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick.

Wuerl Previously Informed of Sexual Abuse Allegations Against Predecessor

By Meredith Miller
SPENCER COOK | THE HOYA Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) announced a new initiative to reduce opioid overdose-related deaths in Washington, D.C.

Bowser Announces Initiative to Reduce Opioid Overdoses

By Meredith Miller

Grad Student Awarded Funds to Develop Medical Invention

By Meredith Miller
HAWAH Hawah Kasat, co-founder of One Common Unity, a nonprofit working to break the cycle of community violence through music and art education, will receive the 2019 John Thompson Jr. Legacy of a Dream award on Jan. 21.

Local Activist Honored With Legacy of a Dream Award

By Meredith Miller
AMBER GILLETTE/THE HOYA A ramp, scheduled to be completed by early 2019, is planned to increase access to White-Gravenor Hall.

White-Gravenor Ramp Planned to Increase Accessibility

By Meredith Miller
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