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Metropolitan Police arrested 11 area students, including two Georgetown University students, last Monday, March 29, after protesting labor … [Read more...] about Students Arrested at GWU

Speaking to a packed McGhee Library Wednesday afternoon, former U.S. Ambassador to Kenya Johnnie Carson discussed Kenya's vital importance … [Read more...] about Kenyan Ambassador Discusses Challenges

Village C East and West were evacuated early Saturday morning after reports of smoke. The cause is undetermined and still under … [Read more...] about Village C Floor Fills With Smoke; Damage Minimal

There's nothing wrong with spending spring break basking in the sun or relaxing at home. In fact, that's what the majority of my Georgetown … [Read more...] about Students Take Meaningful Trip to Mexico

Smoking will be banned next semester both inside and in close proximity to residence halls after a new smoking policy was approved by … [Read more...] about Smoking Banned in Residences

Juan Romagoza discussed how he helped bring justice to some of the perpetrators of El Salvador's civil conflict before a crowd in ICC … [Read more...] about Activist Details Civil War Atrocities

Before I stepped on the storied campus of Georgetown University, I really didn't know what a soldier was. Sure, I had seen the annoyingly … [Read more...] about Take a Second Look at the ROTC Program

Aaron Terrazas/The Hoya Ka Hsaw Wa said that multinational corporations contribute to human rights violations. Human rights activist Ka … [Read more...] about Burmese Activist Details Human Rights Abuses

Andreas Jeninga/The Hoya Kate Hard (COL '04) It is often tough to be a transfer student, but Kate Hard (COL '04), who transferred to … [Read more...] about Senior Places on Second All-USA College Academic Team

Rob Hutton (SFS '04) has twin passions. He loves to make a difference and he loves great music. The Georgetown senior was able to combine … [Read more...] about Solidarity Holds Concert