Professor Javier Corrales (SFS ’86) led a discussion on the recent crises and the state of democracy in Venezuela entitled, “Is the New … [Read more...] about Corrales Corrals Talks of Venezuelan Crises
Recent Spike in Robberies Alarms Neighborhood
An uptick in robberies targeting the Georgetown neighborhood, including four involving an armed weapon since the beginning of 2014, has … [Read more...] about Recent Spike in Robberies Alarms Neighborhood
Smoking Ban Efforts Coalesce
Students have created a petition to make the main campus of the university tobacco smoke free, coinciding with the convening of a nonsmoking … [Read more...] about Smoking Ban Efforts Coalesce
New Capitol Hill GUTS Stop Moves Forward
Prompted by wide student support, university officials are considering implementing a new Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle bus … [Read more...] about New Capitol Hill GUTS Stop Moves Forward
Grad Students Seek Space
For graduate students looking for study space dedicated for them on the Hilltop, many find their options limited solely to the … [Read more...] about Grad Students Seek Space
SJP Brings Focus to Apartheid
The Georgetown University chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine held numerous events this week, including an exhibit in the … [Read more...] about SJP Brings Focus to Apartheid
Stent Talks Future, US Resets With Russia
Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies Director Angela Stent discussed the future of U.S.-Russian relations Wednesday, as … [Read more...] about Stent Talks Future, US Resets With Russia
Senior Class Committee Raises $190,000 in Auction
This year’s Senior Auction, organized by the Senior Class Committee, at the Grand Hyatt Washington on Feb. 1 raised $190,000 through auction … [Read more...] about Senior Class Committee Raises $190,000 in Auction
Blackboard to Sell Books
On Jan. 29th, Blackboard Inc. announced plans to enter the online bookstore market, garnering support from students and textbook providers … [Read more...] about Blackboard to Sell Books
Hoya Selects New Staff
The Hoya’s spring editorial and publishing staff began their terms Nov. 23, after selections in mid-November. Friday’s issue is the first … [Read more...] about Hoya Selects New Staff
