Intruder Enters New South Prompting Student Safety Fears
An intruder in Georgetown’s first-year residence hall, New South, elicited a GUPD and Metropolitan Police Department investigation and raised safety concerns and frustration from students after a lack of university communication following the incident.
Parents at GULC Demand Flexibility
Georgetown University Law Center students, especially those with children or immunocompromised family members, are calling on administrators to ensure virtual class attendance options to prevent spreading COVID-19 to their families.
Students Garner Support for Afghans Fleeing Taliban
Georgetown student activists created community fundraisers to support vulnerable Afghans still in Afghanistan and Afghan refugees resettled in the Washington, D.C. area.
Georgetown Junior Liana Wallace (MSB ’23) is competing on the latest season of reality competition “Survivor.” Before the premiere, The Hoya sat down with Wallace to discuss her decision to apply, gameplay, and how she prepared for the show.
The Editorial Board urges Georgetown University to make mental health resources more readily accessible to students by expanding counseling services.
VIEWPOINT: Oppose Punitive Texas Abortion Bill
After Texas Senate Bill 8 went into effect to prohibit all abortions in the state after six weeks, Thalia Zuniga-Davila (COL ’24) highlights the disproportionate impact of anti-abortion laws on marginalized communities and urges the Georgetown community to oppose the restrictive legislation.
YU: Extend Aid to Afghan Refugees
In the fifth installment of “District Discourse,” Angela Yu (SFS ’25) discusses current D.C. based initiatives to support Afghan refugees and calls on the Georgetown community to contribute available resources.
On Sept. 18, Georgetown women’s soccer dominated in a 6-0 road win over William & Mary. Junior forward Gia Vicari led the team with two goals in the victory.
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Deserves No Requiem From Disappointed Viewers
While Broadway musical “Dear Evan Hansen” was a massive hit with theater audiences, its new movie adaptation fails to capture the same sense of spontaneity.
Soccer Mommy Stuns with Vocals, Visuals at the 9:30 Club
Indie performer Soccer Mommy connects with her audience through relatable lyrics and expressive performing, creating an effortlessly personal atmosphere.
The Show Goes on After Over a Year of Zoom Performance
Georgetown’s performing arts students are eager to leave behind the challenges of performing on Zoom as they finally return to rehearsing and performing in-person.
COVID-19, Dining, Facilities Issues Hamper Return to Campus
With long wait times for food and facilities work orders, as well as unclear COVID-19 policies, the return to campus has fallen short of student expectations.
