GU Nursing Students Juggle Health Concerns, Academic Commitments
Upperclassmen nursing students returned to campus to participate in clinical rotations in hospitals, risking infection to stay on track academically.
GU Students Celebrate Virtual OUTober
This year’s virtual OUTober will introduce new events and welcome back old favorites in an updated format.
VIEWPOINT: Protect Graduate Workers
Members of the Georgetown Alliance of Graduate Employees call on Georgetown University to protect graduate workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
EDITORIAL: Cancel Classes on Election Day
The editorial board calls on Georgetown administrators to cancel classes on November 3 to give students the ability to vote in person.
PUKAS: Reject Thrift Store Gentrification
In this week’s edition of “What’s in a Wardrobe,” Annabelle Pukas (COL ‘23) offers critiques and solutions to the gentrification of thrift stores in America.
Famed Georgetown basketball coach passed away August 30, 2020 at the age of 78.
In this week’s edition of The Recruiting Report, Caden Koontz (SFS ’23) discusses why Georgetown would benefit from a Aminu Mohammed commitment, and how he would fit in with the program.
In this week’s edition of All Caps, Hayley Salvatore (COL ’22) discusses why the Washington Capitals lost standing following their 2018 Stanley Cup victory, and how they can return the trophy to Washington, D.C.
‘There’s No Alfredo Sauce’: Cultural Cooking Club Founded During Pandemic Thrives
The inopportune timing of The Cooking Spotlight’s founding in March hasn’t deterred the small but mighty club of amateur student chefs sharing cuisine from their cultures.
Read how their Zoom meetings have become interactive cooking shows for their members all over the globe.
21 Savage and Metro Boomin Reunite in Sonically Impressive, Amusing ‘Savage Mode II’
Atlanta-based rapper 21 Savage and Grammy Award-winning producer Metro Boomin reunite on “Savage Mode II,” the imaginative and expansive successor to their 2016 collaboration.
Provocative and Well-Cast, ‘The Boys in the Band’ Speaks Honestly to LGBTQ Experience
“‘The Boys in the Band’” speaks to what the world was like and, unfortunately, the continued struggles that LGBTQ individuals must face today.”
Read how “The Boys in the Band” is successfully adapted to the silver screen (or the streaming screen) from its roots as a 1968 play.
HOMEMADE GOURMET: Taco-Bout a Good Time
“Without getting too political, watching the National Clown Debate on Taco Tuesday was a highlight of my week.”
Isabella Xu (COL ’22) whips up some tacos to munch on for the next time you plop yourself in front of the TV — hopefully they’ll be a comfort despite the chaos on your screens.
The Title IX complaint process at Georgetown is complex. The Hoya explains here how new federal guidelines changed Title IX at Georgetown and how the complaint process works.
Hoyas on Campus Cope With Stress, Isolation
For students living on campus, completing the housing application was stressful. Now on campus, with the ongoing threat of COVID-19 and social distancing guidelines in place, they are learning to deal with the isolation.
The Black Book of Georgetown Documents Resources, Chronicles History
The Black Book of Georgetown, published this April, consolidates on and off-campus resources for Black students and recounts the history of the Black community at Georgetown and in Washington, D.C.
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.