"Two recent letters on your editorial page,” wrote Fr. Robert Henle, S.J., then Georgetown’s president, in the Catholic Standard in 1974, “have accused Georgetown University of in some way capitulating...
At this point, the majority of campus has used, encountered or dismissed the relatively new social media platform, Yik Yak. Especially through peak midterm season, much of the student population has...
"President Obama wants to conduct medical experiments on the minors flooding the U.S. border.”
“Environmentalism will lead to a world without energy, similar to the world in the movie ‘Dawn of...
Earlier this month, ExxonMobil published a blog post presenting its position on the burgeoning international fossil fuel divestment movement — unsurprisingly, they do not look favorably on it.
Claiming...
Those who have benefited most from the 2010 Citizens United v. FEC ruling, which allowed unlimited — and often undisclosed — contributions to and spending by political action committees, have been...
Between the time we’ve finished this column and the time this article goes to press Tuesday morning, it’s entirely likely that several more completely improbable states will have been added to the...
"EBOLA MAY BE IN D.C. WEAR A FACE MASK AND DON’T SHARE DRINKS!" read one text I got last week from a good friend of mine.The actual text had about eight more exclamation points, but I have confidence...
To the Editor:
In an article titled “Leo’s Limits Meal Swipe Use” from Oct. 10 [A5], The Hoya described Aramark and the administration’s motivations and students’ reactions to the recent enforcement...
To the editor:
Patrick Musgrave, chair of SAC, recently wrote an article in which he proposed many steps to help get student groups more funding for their activities. The solution, however, is so much...
“There’s no place like home.” I always held this cliche in the highest regard, for the feeling of coming home should be unrivalled. Upon my return home for my first collegiate winter break, I...
A Jesuit named John Courtney Murray once warned us in a prophetic book that the freedoms we Americans enjoy are constantly threatened by what he calls “barbarism,” which results from the very nature...
National Day is supposed to be a day of celebration for most Chinese. Yet, in the small city-state of Hong Kong, this Oct. 1 holiday was the beginning of a movement.
Self-government and self-determination...
