Alright people, you know the drill. The GUSA Presidential Election Debate is tonight at 7:30 p.m. and, as per usual, The Hoya will be live-tweeting all the festivities.
Keeping with tradition, here's...
Arshad Ali, Assistant Professor of Educational Research at the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at George Washington University, discussed the impact of police surveillance systems on...
In each installment of this series, we will be highlighting one lesser-known group on campus. For this week's Student Group Spotlight, we interviewed Nick Santaniello (NHS '16) of Project Sunshine Georgetown.
For...
Students and administrators met Feb. 4 in the Healey Family Student Center’s great room to discuss campus master planning and the ramifications of construction on student life as part of the Hoya Roundtable...
Once again, 4E has you covered when it comes to having the perfect playlist for your valentine. They'll be impressed by the fact that you have a song for every decade. Hopefully, this evolution of love...
A student-run organization and a local non-profit are collaborating to install solar panels on homes throughout Ward 2, which includes the Georgetown neighborhood.
The Feb. 2 meeting of the Advisory...
An increased amount of college freshmen reported feelings of depression in 2014, according to a study released Feb. 5 by the University of California in Los Angeles.
The Cooperative Research Program...
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey spoke about the subconscious racial biases present in law enforcement officers, disproportionate challenges faced by young men of color and other...
In response to an IdeaScale petition filed in 2013, the Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle buses will link the main campus with Capitol Hill beginning Feb. 17. The three office buildings...
The Georgetown Israel Alliance presented endorsement criteria to the Georgetown University Student Association executive candidates over the past few weeks, including language that advocated for Israel’s...
Washington, D.C.’s pervasive inequality manifests itself primarily in income and educational gaps, according to a series of reports released over the past few weeks.
A report analyzing the financial...
The Office of Student Affairs will provide the majority of funding for disability accommodations at student-sponsored campus events by the 2017-2018 academic year in accordance with an agreement reached...
