By Noah De Haan, Senior News Editor
• June 18, 2026
The progressive Democratic nominees for both Washington, D.C.’s mayor and non-voting delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives are heavily favored to win the general election in November.
By Maren Fagan, Philanthropy Director
• May 18, 2026
Three candidates for Washington, D.C.’s new mayor disputed truancy and public safety policy at the May 18 Democratic mayoral primary debate hosted by...
By Annie Quimby, Campus Life Desk Editor
• April 23, 2026
George Washington University (GWU) will be the first Washington, D.C., university to cover tuition for students with an annual household income below $100,000,...
Students and recent graduates continue to face difficulties in securing employment as applications increase and federal offices face budgetary constraints.
A Connecticut-based bagel franchise will open a location in the Georgetown neighborhood April 3, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Hoya March 24.
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By Sofia Thomas, GUSA Desk Editor
• March 12, 2026
Some Georgetown University students are supporting a proposed ballot initiative that would increase Washington, D.C.’s minimum wage to $25 by July 2029,...
By Noah De Haan, Campus Life Desk Editor
• February 26, 2026
Hope Solomon (COL ’06, GRD ’08), a Washington, D.C. native who previously served as the vice president of the Georgetown Business Association (GBA),...
By Noah De Haan, Campus Life Desk Editor
• February 24, 2026
A group of Georgetown University students joined a rally in Washington, D.C. Feb. 21, demanding global support for Ukraine and marking four years of the...
By Thejas Kumar, Contributing Editor
• February 20, 2026
A Georgetown cat cafe closed indefinitely Feb. 9 after facing management troubles and a months-long unionization push by employees.
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