It has now been about one month since police killed George Floyd and Black Lives Matter protests began sweeping the nation. In the days after…

Before I set up my bed or hung up my clothes, I placed a container of fresh dates on the gently whirring AC system of…

The Song of Songs is one of my favorite books in the Hebrew Bible, with an empowered female narrator speaking openly about sexuality and love…

As a queer Black person, I come from a long line of freedom fighters. From the abolitionist Maroons of my family’s home country of Jamaica…

Running a campaign is a little like the cooking show “Chopped.” As a campaign manager, I must use ingredients I didn’t get to choose —…

Let’s set the scene: A first-generation premed student is sitting in her family’s trailer home in Texas with two younger siblings, trying to study for…

I never could have predicted the number of emails I would receive from on-campus clubs with the subject line “Thank You for Your Interest in…

It is June. The fall semester begins in two months. Students are anxious. We have nothing. The unprecedented nature of the situation is clear, but…

As I scrolled through Twitter, filled with rage at recent events, I came across a tweet that quoted chapter 31 of the book of Jeremiah:…

Since 1619, Black Americans have been an afterthought while the white appetite rages constantly for more. Black Americans have been left alone to break the…

“Wait, you didn’t negotiate pay before you got the job?” I scrunched up my nose at hearing one of my former boss’s questions through my…

As an American Jew, I am mortified, fearful and angry about the rise of antisemitism in the United States. While many news outlets — The…

During my time at Georgetown University, I witnessed firsthand the value marginalized students bring to our campus. Whether they are first-generation, low-income students; Black, Indigenous…

CW: Homelessness, starvation and mention of suicide attempt There’s a common misconception that low-income students pay nothing to attend universities like Georgetown University. Sometimes we…

I am a first-generation, low-income student and a proud Latina daughter of two Mexican immigrants, so I came to Georgetown University with few expectations of…

One Friday night during my freshman year, my friends from my New Student Orientation group and I decided to go bowling. We called an UberXL,…

There is a note in my phone from early in the semester, when my fingers were reliably numb with or without gloves and I had…

When I first came to Georgetown University, I thought the whole point was the classes I would take. I pushed myself to read all the…

As I write this on the eve of my strange virtual graduation, I can’t help but think of my peers. During my freshman year, I…

I would imagine there are not many seniors who would happily choose to live in Harbin Hall again. In fact, all year long, my peers…

    At Georgetown University, community comes in the most unique places when it’s needed most. I found one such community on a day retreat at…

When I attended my Georgetown Admissions Ambassador Program Weekend in the spring of 2016, everyone talked about finding their home on the Hilltop. I immediately…

When Hugo von Hofmannsthal adapted Sophocles’ “Electra” in 1903, the focus shifted from an Aristotelian representation of Greek mythology to teasing out the complex emotions…

Unsolicited poetry exchanges, sermons from The Wall Street Journal reminding me to be productive at home, and aggressively marketed yoga suggest people are desperately craving…

When colleges and universities across the country shut down and federal interest rates were cut to zero due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I felt like…

When Georgetown University closed campus residences for the semester, the administration allowed some students without alternative accommodations to apply to stay on campus. Yet, with…

I expected the last few weeks of my time as a Georgetown University student to be filled with nostalgic lasts. I have instead found myself…

Since 2001, Georgetown University students have paid a semesterly fee to cover the cost of student activities and to fund initiatives that benefit the entire…

As Georgetown University students transition to an online learning environment, they are now forced to access essential health resources, such as mental health services, virtually.…

Two months ago, I received a campuswide email that left me speechless. The mass email asked me to participate in Georgetown University’s first Cultural Climate…

On April 8, I was one of about 45 people who, via Zoom, attended the doctoral dissertation defense of a dear friend of mine named…

“We need concrete evidence.” “Where are the numbers on that?” “How do you know this is an issue?” Anyone advocating an issue at Georgetown University…

On Feb. 21, The Hoya decided the Stewards were newsworthy. Yet the news article, “Anonymous Twitter Account Vows To Unmask Secret Society Members,” was curious…

Black history is American history.  Since 1619, when the first Black slaves were brought to the United States, Black people have been shaping American history…

Standing at my research bench, I was holding two petri dishes over a Bunsen burner flame comparing bacterial growth between the two plates. Culturing bacteria…

On Feb. 24, the Georgetown University College Republicans hosted Eric Trump (MSB ’06) and Charlie Kirk on Georgetown University’s campus. Our organization, Georgetown University College…

The Georgetown University College Republicans hosted the son of President Donald Trump on Feb. 25, offering a chance for the student body to define its…