Through charismatic hosting, intriguing topics and skillful sound editing, podcasts have the power to connect people and build communities. They shed light on unexplored topics, bridge divides and offer...
The NBA has become less physical as it has aged, but the league has a growing problem of players seeking fouls instead of playing actual basketball. The increasing search for free throws is ruining the...
After a long-anticipated start to the 2021 season, the Georgetown men’s lacrosse team suited up to play the Villanova Wildcats Feb. 21, hoping to pick up where they left off last spring. After delays...
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When Kemp Powers’ “One Night in Miami” first hit the stage in 2013, the play attempted to showcase what would happen if civil rights activist Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke, boxer...
On the one-year anniversary of Kobe Bryant’s tragic helicopter crash, the sports world mourned the death of the NBA legend. Jan. 26 marked a year since Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant and seven others...
Georgetown University students living on campus during the spring semester are raising dietary, financial and safety concerns after learning they are required to purchase the All Access 7 meal plan.
The...
On Dec. 12, I sat down to watch a few minutes of men’s college basketball — one of the few activities that allows me an escape from the tumult caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, if only for a moment....
Georgetown University started providing students living on campus with weekly grocery allowances after students raised concerns about food insecurity over winter break.
Throughout this semester, the...
I think I speak for all of us when I say that this little pandemic has lasted much longer than anticipated. Although I was expecting to return to my shabby Village C East dorm (as a sophomore, I know,...
Prior to the emergence of the coronavirus in March, thousands of Georgetown University students were looking forward to casting their votes via absentee ballot from the Hilltop come November. After eight...
Many Georgetown University faculty members are frustrated about a lack of transparency from administrators surrounding the university’s COVID-19 response planning, according to a recent survey of hundreds...
The Hoya is very old. One hundred years old to be exact. My term is only one small slice of that flawed history. When I found out I would be editor in chief of this very old paper one year and two weeks...
