For a school that prides itself on preparing students to “shape the global order,” Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service (SFS) only studies...

On April 25, I left Georgetown University’s campus for the Washington Hilton filled with excitement for the nation’s biggest journalism event: the...

On April 30, interim Georgetown University President Robert M. Groves sent a university-wide email announcing a “leadership transition” at Georgetown...

This month marks the 30th anniversary of my arrival at Georgetown University. A lot of things happen, both personally and professionally, over a 30-year...

College students’ mental health has worsened in recent years, with higher numbers of students reporting symptoms of emotional distress and seeking mental...

In November 2025, prominent Georgetown University graduate Manuel (Manny) A. Miranda (SFS ’82) died. Manny had a major impact on Georgetown, often leading...

As the semester comes to a close, I find myself often wondering where each week went. I’m entering new territory as a rising senior and former editor...

The Jesuit education — and the motto “people for others” — at times seem inescapable around Georgetown University’s campus, but its practical...

I used to live in the Netherlands, that small and stubborn country, which, if the sea has its way, may soon return to it, and remains the setting of some...

Spread across the pages of The Hoya are 42 stories.  15 of these articles are hard news, focused on current campus events. Five are opinion pieces,...

Since my first year at Georgetown University, I have been a member of The Hoya’s Opinion section in some capacity. I served on the Editorial Board and,...

A year and a half ago, I stepped in as The Hoya’s general manager — the head of the publishing division, which is a fanciful name for a group that...