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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Revolutionizing Dignity

Revolutionizing Dignity

By Katherine Cienkus July 27, 2015

Inclusion is the opposite of individualism, fragmentation, loneliness — negative words that resonate too strongly with countless individuals. However,...

Athletics

By The Hoya Staff January 16, 2015

In its earliest days, The Hoya mainly covered sports. Ninety-five years later, Georgetown’s teams are still central to the newspaper. From the Hoyas...

Defending Club Athletes

By The Editorial Board November 7, 2014

How many times did we hear, “Safety is our number one priority” in high school physical education classes? It may be impossible to count, but if students...

IAC Named for Thompson Jr.

IAC Named for Thompson Jr.

By Carolyn Maguire March 7, 2014

Construction on the Intercollegiate Athletics Center, which will be named for former men’s basketball coach John Thompson Jr., will begin this summer,...

World Cup Expansion Has Merits

By Darius Majd November 5, 2013

With the possible exception of the Olympics, the World Cup is the most culturally significant sporting event on the planet. It has inspired troubled nations,...

Has Rory Eclipsed Tiger?

By Nick Fedyk September 24, 2012

Dominance is a tricky thing. In a sporting world that places so much emphasis on training, research and meticulous athletic perfection, it is almost impossible...

GU Punts on Merit Aid

By The Editorial Board September 7, 2012

The Patriot League — the athletic conference in which Georgetown plays football — announced earlier this year that its members may give merit-based...

Sculpting the Hoyas

By Lawson Ferguson September 24, 2010

Even if you're a regular visitor to Yates Field House, you probably don't pay any attention to the small walled-off area in the back left of the track...

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