The Oscars are known for esteem and grandeur, as actors, actresses and filmmakers are awarded Hollywood’s highest honors. Yet this year’s … [Read more...] about VIEWPOINT: Fight Shackles of Stereotypes
Opinion
SUH: The Burden of Imposter Syndrome
Georgetown University welcomed its class of 2026 on March 29, bringing a very competitive application season to a close. The glee among … [Read more...] about SUH: The Burden of Imposter Syndrome
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Protect Disabled Students
To the Editor: As the Georgetown Disability Alliance Board, we are writing in response to Liam Jodrey’s “Respect Georgetown Mask-Optional … [Read more...] about LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Protect Disabled Students
VIEWPOINT: Exonerate Faarooq Mu’min Mansour
Georgetown University’s “Making an Exoneree” class has secured three exonerations during its four years of operation. I am fortunate enough … [Read more...] about VIEWPOINT: Exonerate Faarooq Mu’min Mansour
VIEWPOINT: Maintain GU Mask Mandate
Georgetown University’s mask-optional policy went into effect March 21. The case rate has since risen from 1.5% during the week of March … [Read more...] about VIEWPOINT: Maintain GU Mask Mandate
VIEWPOINT: Implement Metro U-Pass Program
It has been 11 months since 84.03% of voters approved of a referendum, drafted by Georgetown University Student Association’s (GUSA) … [Read more...] about VIEWPOINT: Implement Metro U-Pass Program
EDITORIAL: Modernize GU Application
While the recent admission of the Class of 2026 was exciting as always, the college acceptance season continues to serve as a sobering … [Read more...] about EDITORIAL: Modernize GU Application
VIEWPOINT: Explore Infinite Expressions of Gender Identity
“Excuse me, this is the women’s restroom.” Gut wrenching. Yet another person I must explain it to: I just have short hair and dress … [Read more...] about VIEWPOINT: Explore Infinite Expressions of Gender Identity
Q&A: WGST Chair Urges Universities to Uplift Gender Studies
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Hoya sat down with Professor Nadia Brown, chair of the women’s and gender studies program, to discuss … [Read more...] about Q&A: WGST Chair Urges Universities to Uplift Gender Studies
VIEWPOINT: The Strength of Female Solidarity
When I was seven years old my mother told me that to be born a woman was to be born cursed. At first, I didn’t understand — I spent days … [Read more...] about VIEWPOINT: The Strength of Female Solidarity