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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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VIEWPOINT: Celebrating Anne Marie Becraft

By Melanne Verveer April 18, 2017

Today, Georgetown dedicated Anne Marie Becraft Hall in recognition of a trailblazing free black woman who devoted her life to the education of African-Americans during the 19th century. The building was...

ALONSO: The Art of Self-Affirmation

ALONSO: The Art of Self-Affirmation

By Alexander Alonso April 13, 2017

  In conjunction with the Senior Class Committee, The Hoya is pleased to present the Senior Compass Series, a platform for seniors from the Class of 2017 to reflect on their experiences at...

CARNES: What We Carry With Us

CARNES: What We Carry With Us

By Fr. Matthew Carnes, S.J. April 11, 2017

About four years ago, on a late April afternoon, I found myself racing through Dahlgren Quadrangle when I saw two students sitting on a bench. As I got closer, I recognized them as seniors who I had once...

PETROCHEILOS: Division Hinders Bipartisanship

PETROCHEILOS: Division Hinders Bipartisanship

By Martha Petrocheilos April 11, 2017

Last week, the US Senate employed the “nuclear option” to confirm Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. Instead of the 60 votes needed to confirm the candidate to a lifetime position in the highest court...

KARNA: Overcome Pressure to Be Perfect

KARNA: Overcome Pressure to Be Perfect

By Caitlin Karna April 7, 2017

Although my GPA has been devastated by economics courses, it somehow earned me an interview at Boston Consulting Group. I had plenty of time to prepare, so I put it off. I figured I knew how to nail...

ESTES: Building a Better City

ESTES: Building a Better City

By Hunter Estes April 7, 2017

Washington, D.C., has been my home for more than just my time at Georgetown. I moved here when I was 12, after my dad was transferred to the Pentagon, and I have loved this city ever since. Having lived...

FANG: Getting Through Goodbyes

FANG: Getting Through Goodbyes

By Justin Fang April 6, 2017

In conjunction with the Senior Class Committee, The Hoya is pleased to present the Senior Compass Series, a platform for seniors from the Class of 2017 to reflect on their experiences at Georgetown...

LUX: Trumps Gendered Hypocrisy

LUX: Trump’s Gendered Hypocrisy

By Emma Lux April 4, 2017

During Women’s History Month, the Trump administration frequently highlighted how much it values and supports women. However, it simultaneously proposed plans to undercut and defund important women’s...

OSIBAJO & BAH: Acknowledge Hidden Heroes

OSIBAJO & BAH: Acknowledge Hidden Heroes

By Anu Osibajo and Isatou Bah April 4, 2017

As I pulled an all-nighter in the Rafic B. Hariri Building last week, in the early hours of the morning, I was soothed by the sounds of vacuum cleaners from two janitors working to ready a learning environment...

GOTTFRIED: Enriched By Empathy

GOTTFRIED: Enriched By Empathy

By Sydney Jean Gottfried March 31, 2017

In conjunction with the Senior Class Committee, The Hoya is pleased to present the Senior Compass Series, a platform for seniors from the Class of 2017 to reflect on their experiences at Georgetown University...

VIEWPOINT: Poetrys Beauty and Bewilderment

VIEWPOINT: Poetry’s Beauty and Bewilderment

By Jewel Pereyra March 31, 2017

In her collection “The Summer Day,” poet Mary Oliver is famous for these lines: Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? An invocation to our vulnerability...

SCHENDEN: Revolutions of the Heart

SCHENDEN: Revolutions of the Heart

By Fr. Gregory Schenden, S.J. March 31, 2017

Artistic works rendering the process of conversion and transformation are often externally dramatic – be it Caravaggio’s Conversion of St. Paul or Flannery O’Connor’s Revelation. While such...

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