The Student Advocacy Office has been restructured to include branches for student workers, mental health and free speech, under the direction of Director Ryan Shymansky (COL ’16) and Georgetown University...
A talk by author and former philosophy professor Christina Hoff Sommers, who discussed her views on feminism, sparked student protest and dialogue throughout campus.
Sommers spoke Thursday night,...
Creating Survivors, a student-run nonprofit dedicated to mental health issues, has plans to expand its Georgetown chapter to provide services to more students.
The nonprofit, which was created in September...
Along with the recent announcements of several 2016 presidential campaigns, Georgetown students with experience working with both Democratic and Republican candidates have expressed optimism about...
A lighting storm left university buildings without power and students without Wi-Fi connectivity throughout much of campus Monday night.
According to Vice President for Planning and Facilities Management...
Executive Director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State Rev. Barry Lynn, Esq. (LAW ’78) discussed the role of religion in government at an event hosted by the Secular Students Alliance...
The Hoya has transitioned to a new editorial and publishing staff for fall 2015. The new staff, who began their terms April 20, produced their first print issue today.
Former Campus News Editor Katherine...
Does anyone ever tell you that you bare a striking resemblance to a certain celebrity? Maybe your friends constantly tell you that you’re as ***Flawless as Queen B herself. Perhaps you’re in...
This Monday is a very important day for many DC residents: April 20, or 4/20, is a day of celebration for the flowering plant known as cannabis.
Although marijuana use is not legal for DC residents...
It has come to 4E's attention that three of Georgetown's biggest organizations (The Corp, Lecture Fund and GUASFCU) are now run by women. Yay for feminism!
The recently elected female leaders are:
Marnie...
The Georgetown community came together to hear anonymous and unedited survivor stories of sexual assault at an event titled “It Happens Here” in McShain Lounge Thursday.
The event, organized by...
An electrical fire in the room next to the Mask and Bauble stage caused an evacuation of Poulton Hall Friday night around 10 p.m.
According to Vice President for Planning and Facilities Management...
