Since my first year at Georgetown University, I have been a member of The Hoya’s Opinion section in some capacity. I served on the Editorial Board and,...
As the semester begins coming to a close, The Hoya’s Opinion section has been filled with 47 pieces that paint a clear portrait of Georgetown University’s...
Students in the Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS) hail from nearly every corner of the world, but almost all of them can bond over pulling a grueling...
As Georgetown University students, we all have a thread. Some of us hold it loosely, unaware it is there at all. Others grip it tightly because they know...
Georgetown University has a startling problem with classroom engagement. Although I’m studying government at the best university in Washington, D.C.,...
Welcome back, advice lovers. Course registration is coming up, so if you’re looking for something exciting to read while you anxiously scroll through...
It’s no secret that Georgetown University students face conundrums and pains for course registration. Students understandably bemoan this process, given...
On a campus filled with high-performing, ambitious students, carving out time for fun can become an afterthought. We dedicate our energy to classes, internships...
On March 10, I opened my phone to a plethora of texts from my friends, mostly along the lines of, “What in the world did GUCR just post on Twitter?”...
I was raised, like many of the members of the Georgetown University community, in a large Catholic family. Our traditions were shaped by multiple ethnic...
