GU Politics Fellows Discuss COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, and the Future of American Politics During Interview
The Hoya sat down with some of the country’s leading political and media figures, including Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-Vt.) former campaign manager and a former senior Trump economic adviser, to discuss some of the issues defining American politics.
GU Students Dispossessed of Personal Items, Valuables After Series of Spring Storage Mishaps
Months after being forced off campus, some Georgetown University students learned that their personal belongings left on campus for storage were thrown out or lost on the university’s watch.
The Hoya’s Survivor Viewpoints aim to bring awareness to the obstacles survivors of sexual assault and abuse face on campus. Read the latest piece in the series, discussing how Georgetown University’s various resource offices continue to fail survivors.
VIEWPOINT: Divest from the Prison-Industrial Complex
Abigail Lovell (COL ’21) calls on Georgetown University to build on its commitment to divest from private prisons and completely divest from the racist prison-industrial complex.
VIEWPOINT: Support Lebanon
Youssef Osman (SFS ’21) calls on the Georgetown University community to support Lebanon in the aftermath of the recent devastating explosion in Beirut.
The Big East Conference announced the cancellation of fall sports, affecting the Georgetown men’s and women’s soccer programs as well as field hockey, volleyball, cross country and golf.
While sophomore guard Mac In this week’s edition of “All About Buckets,” Austin Barish (COL ’23) discusses why the NBA’s regular season games are so poorly rated even as the league’s popularity grows.
ESPN commentator and former Hoya senior sports editor Dan Graziano (COL ’94) sat down with The Hoya to discuss his alma mater and the world of sports journalism.
‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ Shifts From Previous Stoner Humor to Heartfelt Hilarity
Thirty years after their “Bogus Journey,” the long-awaited installment to the “Bill & Ted” series “Bill & Ted Face the Music” is a love letter to fans old and new.
‘This is the Year,’ Though Charming, Suffers From Lack of Depth, Undeveloped Characters
This feel-good romantic comedy fails to make a lasting mark with its overly predictable storyline and hackneyed character tropes.
A few days before Super Tuesday, Georgetown University students outlined their perceptions of the 2020 Democratic candidates, the key political issues on the campaign trail and the flaws within the Democratic primary process.
Consulting Stays Dominant With Push From Clubs, Firms
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 Feel 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.