The year 2025 begins with many uncertainties about the fate of TikTok. The brief ban and the possibility of another one have spotlighted concerns about national security, digital freedom, the gig economy...
At a school as politically engaged as Georgetown University, it seems like everyone has a strong opinion on everything. Students are ready to launch into long, passionate spiels about what they believe.
However,...
Who is the Georgetown University men’s basketball all-time leading scorer? A few names might come to mind. Perhaps generational post-scoring talent Dikembe Mutombo? Nope. Or star of the 1984-85 NCAA...
While brainstorming ideas for this column a few weeks ago — a disorganized process of scrawling ideas in my Notes app and rereading my past pieces — I worried I wouldn’t be able to come up with a...
President Emeritus John J. DeGioia’s (CAS ’79, GRD ’95) successor as Georgetown University president will take over a growing $3.2 billion endowment, a $337 million research budget, a newly built...
Times are turbulent. As a campus, we’re going through not one, but two presidential transitions. Things feel more uncertain and chaotic than ever. In times like these, it can feel like the right answer...
Every year, Georgetown University admits an incoming class of students who are wealthier than almost any other in the country. This overrepresentation of students from ultra-rich families stems from a...
No justice, no peace. We will not be silenced. An attack against one is an attack against all. Continuons la lutte, le capitalisme sombre. #BlackLivesMatter. ¡La unión hace la fuerza!
These are just...
We, as Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) senators leading the Finance and Appropriations (FinApp) Committee, believe Georgetown University’s student life has become chronically underfunded,...
On Nov. 21, Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia (CAS ’79, GRD ’95) formally announced that he would step down as president.
During DeGioia’s 23-year presidency, the university strengthened...
To all of the readership of The Hoya,
I have had the distinct honor of serving as The Hoya’s senior opinion editor throughout this now-fading fall semester.
Two weeks ago, directing my final...
I don’t think I’ve ever thought about a tree as much as I have this past week. They occupy such a massive physical space in our daily lives, especially in the bustling environment of a college campus...
