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Volume III: The One-Month Jitters

By Amy Von Hoyatrapp October 9, 2014

Hey Amy,  So a little about me: I'm a freshman in the College from New Jersey. It's now been about a month since NSO and moving in and stuff, but the one thing that gets me worried sometimes is...

Volume I: Move Over, Amy Adams

Volume I: Move Over, Amy Adams

By Amy Von Hoyatrapp September 11, 2014

The following contains the first two submissions to thehoya.com's first-ever lifestyle advice column. Our staff expert, Amy, weighs in...     Submission #1 Hey Amy, So I was...

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CARNES: The 6 Habits of Highly Effective Hoyas

By Fr. Matthew Carnes, S.J. September 5, 2014

  Now that the add/drop period has come to a close, we enter a different phase of the semester. The slow, “Georgetown 3-4-5” start is reaching its finale (we had three days of class the...

The Stress of Preparing to Travel Abroad

By Allison Hillsbery June 9, 2014

Visto. Consulado. Estrangeiro. Visa. Consulate. Foreigner. These are words that have unfortunately become very familiar for me over the past few weeks. It all started when I returned home to California...

Parental Advice: Then and Now

Parental Advice: Then and Now

By Harper Weissburg and Harper Weissburg October 10, 2013

Fun Fact: Parents aren't always right. Un-Fun Fact: We should still listen to them ... As college students, we are all (begrudgingly) managing the transition from childhood to adulthood. It's time to...

Avoiding Love in a Hopeless Place

By Merjan Bubernack August 3, 2013

If I had a stamp in my passport for every D.C. embassy I’ve visited through my time as a scene reporter, I’m pretty sure I’d be on par with those first-class business travellers on their fourth...

MORRIS & WEBER: A Hilltop Bucket List of Memorable Moments

By Lauren Weber and John Morris September 21, 2012

Every year we find ourselves forming mental to-do lists of all the things we are dying to try. Now, the following suggestions may not fall into the same category as keeping up with that marathon-training...

Re-examining Our Jesuit Values for a Modern World

By Maxwell Wallace September 21, 2012

When I leave the Hilltop, I’ll thank Georgetown for teaching me to examine my values. I arrived here excited to explore what faith meant to others and how they use it to establish their own values....

Summer InternTips: Not Blending into the Other Interns

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff June 20, 2012

D.C. in the summer is special for a lot of reasons: the oppressive heat and humidity, the crush of tourists, the litany of outdoor drinking options. But, D.C. in the summer is most definitely most famous...

Summer InternTips: Your First Week

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff June 6, 2012

If you're like me, you just finished your third day of your summer internship. You're learning the ropes at your new job, and you're just starting to get to know your boss, secretary and office mates....

Leaving But Never Gone

By Lawson Ferguson March 16, 2012

I am a senior. Barring an unmitigated disaster over the next few weeks, I’m going to graduate in May. Writing about it, talking about it and desperately trying to find a job have made that fact slightly...

Passing on the Torch to the Next Generation

By Allison Dale May 20, 2010

Remember "Pay It Forward?" It was that semi-popular film released in 2000 starring Haley Joel Osment, the creepy kid from "The Sixth Sense." The premise of the movie is that an over-involved social studies...

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