Ilya Shapiro Resigns From Georgetown Law Following HR, IDEAA Investigation
Ilya Shapiro resigned from the Georgetown University Law Center June 6 following an investigation into his now-deleted Tweet stating that President Joe Biden’s decision to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court would result in a “lesser Black woman” for the role.
Former Georgetown Tennis Coach Sentenced to 2½ Years in Admissions Scandal
As a consequence of his involvement in the 2019 college admissions scandal, former Georgetown University tennis coach Gordon Ernst has been sentenced to more than two years in prison. He was originally charged in March 2019 and pled guilty to several charges in fall 2021.
Georgetown, Fellow Universities Yet To Rescind Honorifics Awarded to Rudy Giuliani
Georgetown is one of several universities debating whether to revoke honorary degrees given to Giuliani in light of his attempts to undermine the 2020 presidential election.
Following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, over 500 Georgetown University community members have signed H*yas for Choice’s pledge to withhold certain donations until the university responds to certain reproductive and family freedom demands.
The Editorial Board calls on the university to improve access to summer housing for students facing housing insecurity and students accepting internships in the District in order to ensure that every student has an equal opportunity to learn and pursue their passions.
VIEWPOINT: Reckon With Your Implicit Bias
Gabriella Reyes (GSP ‘26) and Dr. Victor Fernández-Mallat reflect on the findings of their original research on dialect perception and calls on Georgetown University to take more definitive action against implicit bias within the institution.
VIEWPOINT: Deconstruct Queer Caricatures
Brendan Teehan (COL ‘25) reflects on his experiences being one of few openly queer members on the Georgetown Mock Trial team and deconstructs the association between queerness and theatricality in witness roles.
After representing Georgetown with remarkable talent both on and off the court, these two prolific shooters now embark on exciting personal journeys. The Hoya Sports wishes Kaiden Rice, Milan Bolden-Morris and every Georgetown senior student-athlete all the best in their endeavors beyond the Hilltop!
Without sweeping reform, the NFL will continue to exclude Black investors and coaches from the positions they deserve. The strategies for the league to honestly commit to equity are readily accessible within Flores’ lawsuit; the NFL just needs to listen.
Luka Dončić may never become an all-time great like LeBron. But he’s on that trajectory now. No matter what happens in their next series, it’s clear Luka and the Mavericks have arrived. And they’re here to stay.
Diamanté Fashion Show Highlights Local Designers, Student Talent
Georgetown University’s premier fashion show returned on April 21 after two years. It combined film, fashion and dance to offer the audience with pure amazement. Diamanté transmitted its message of tolerance and inclusion throughout the fashion show.
‘The Northman’ Earns its Place in the Valhalla of Revenge Thrillers
“The Northman” offers moviegoers a thrilling cinematic experience. It has hypnotic cult-like imagery and takes audiences on an immersive ride through Scandinavia of 914 A.D. Although the style of “The Northman” will not satisfy every viewer, it certainly guarantees some thrills.
The Story So Far, Joyce Manor, Mom Jeans., and Microwave Crash Terminal 5
The trio composed of Microwave, Mom Jeans, and Joyce Manor lit up Manhattan’s infamous Terminal 5 venue on April 22. Amidst the rowdiness of performers, angsty headbangers and mosh-pitters, the four bands’ and the audience’s energies matched perfectly.
Jaleo from José Andrés brings Authentic Spanish Cuisine to D.C.’s Penn Quarter
The restaurant Jaleo, by chef José Andrés is bringing authentic Spanish Cuisine to D.C. The dishes at the restaurant are exquisitely seasoned and cooked to the perfect temperature. The ambiance is lively, and the service is great!
Greener and Greater: GU Earth Week Promotes Sustainability
Rather than just commemorate Earth Week among environmental clubs, student organizers wanted to highlight the intersectionality of environmental justice through including a wide variety of groups.
PROFILE: Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner Wants to Break the Cycle of Indigenous Erasure
In a profile with The Hoya, Meissner recounts her experiences growing up in Indigenous communities and connecting with her ancestral language and identity through academia.
