GUSA Senator Resigns, Cites Toxic Work Environment
Former Georgetown University Student Association Senator Alexandra Mucher (COL ’22) resigned Jan. 26, citing a toxic environment within the GUSA Senate related to insensitive conversations about issues of racial violence and sexual assault.
Anonymous Twitter Account Vows To Unmask Secret Society Members
The anonymous group ”The White Rose” has been releasing the names of alleged members of the Society of Stewards in an effort to diminish the influence of secret societies on Georgetown University’s campus.
Second-year graduate student Kristi Pelzel highlights the importance of recognizing homeless young parents as a subpopulation that requires specialized services.
O’CONNOR: Inspire Young Leaders
In his latest edition of “Representation Gaps,” Trevor O’Connor (COL ‘20) argues for the importance of electing more young people to Congress.
EDITORIAL: Further Invest in CAPS Groups
The editorial board expresses support for Georgetown University Counseling and Psychiatric Services’ therapy groups and workshops.
Despite leading by as many as nine points in the first half, the Hoyas’ offense fell silent in the second half to allow the Friars to claim a 73-63 victory.
Despite falling behind 2-0 in the opening quarter, the Hoyas found their offensive momentum in the second and third quarters, outscoring UMBC 9-2.
After dropping to the Wildcats 74-53 on the road earlier this season, Georgetown hung in with Villanova for much of the rematch at McDonough Arena before giving up 11 straight points in the last four minutes of play.
‘To All the Boys’ Sequel Disappoints with Lack of Chemistry, Charm
“The lack of romantic chemistry between Lara Jean and Peter leaves the audience unsure whether viewers should root for the couple.” Read the Guide’s review of the disappointing sequel “To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.”
THE REEL DEAL: Long-takes Draw Audiences in, Enhance Film Plotlines
In this week’s edition of “The Reel Deal,” Tucker Oberting (COL ’21) examines the merits of long-takes in film as opposed to choppy, fast pacing.
Management consulting, the most popular industry among Georgetown graduates, has a somewhat tainted reputation. This week’s feature delves into how Georgetown’s student clubs and large consulting firms encourage students to join the industry.
Conservative Faculty, Student Voices Vastly Underrepresented at GU
A survey of 228 Georgetown University undergraduate professors conducted by The Hoya showed that among GU undergraduate professors, 71.4% identify as Democrat, 13% as Independent and 4.5% as Republican. While underrepresentation of conservative viewpoints is apparent among faculty, this minority status affects students differently as some students in conservative-leaning groups on campus report being judged for their political views.
Students Stress Significance of Cultural Awareness in Classes
Although nonwhite and non-European cultural topics can be a central theme in university core requirements in an effort to increase cultural awareness on campus, some student experiences point to a lack of cultural sensitivity in the classroom.
GU Health Services Lack Adequate Accessibility for Students
Student reports of inadequate care provided by the Student Health Center are coupled with student concerns about health insurance accessibility and cost. Students’ insurance must be compliant with Georgetown’s policy, which can pose challenges for students unable to afford insurance or those whose existing insurance does not satisfy the university’s requirements.