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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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ON TAP: The New Emissary In Town

ON TAP: The New Emissary In Town

By Jackie Liang and Anna Jorgensen February 10, 2017

The third wave of coffee first emerged as a movement that conceives of this drink as a craft from bean to brew. Now that coffeehouses have embraced the third wave coffee movement and it has become all...

HIGH-FUNCTIONING FAILURE: Jaunts in Protest America

HIGH-FUNCTIONING FAILURE: Jaunts in Protest America

By Alex Mitchell February 10, 2017

As a hip youth in contemporary America, I am “with it.” I enjoy Kendrick Lamar. I think Chance the Rapper is a cool guy. Senator Elizabeth Warren both inspires me and makes me very hungry — though...

So You Want To Be a Hoya Columnist?

So You Want To Be a Hoya Columnist?

By Victoria Edel and Victoria Edel June 20, 2013

Good news readers — you too can be a part of The Hoya. Applications for our fall semester columnists have just opened; you can find them all here on Facebook. But what exactly does a columnist do? Columnists...

Apply to be a GUIDE Cartoonist or Columnist

By Guide Editor August 3, 2012

The Hoya guide is now accepting applications for columnists and cartoonists for the Fall 2012 semester. Do you love cooking (or eating)? Want to share your favorite books, movies or television shows?...

Out of the Library

By Photo Editor December 1, 2011

I was that kid who lived in the library. You all know him; many of you have been that same kid. We're the ones who occupied Lau before it was cool to sleep in a cold, uncomfortable public place. We've...

SCHALL: The State of the World: Reflecting on the Semester’s End

By Fr. James V. Schall, S.J. December 1, 2011

In the "Phaedo," the dialogue of Socrates' last day, a question arises about Socrates' burial after he is to drink the fatal hemlock. His friend, Crito, is fussing about what he will do with the body....

Can You Find a Mate Across the Globe?

By Anastasia Taber November 30, 2011

When I was little, before falling asleep, I would look up at the stick-on, glow-in-the-dark stars on my ceiling and daydream about finding my soulmate. Early exposure to sappy romantic comedies instilled...

College Athletes Deserve a Slice of the Profits They Generate

By Matt Emch October 7, 2011

From "Tatgate" at Ohio State, to the plethora of transgressions at Miami (Fla.) that read like movie scripts to the questionable at best, heinous at worst recruiting tactics of Jim Calhoun at UConn, it...

GILBERT: With Morality, the Heart Calls the Shots

By Caitlin Gilbert October 4, 2011

Last Monday, I had the pleasure of meeting The New York Times columnist David Brooks after he gave a talk on campus. He spoke primarily about the generational culture shift from humility to excessive pride...

Rays Remind Us Why We Watch

By Nick Fedyk October 4, 2011

Some moments just baffle us. We are left with gaping mouths, jumping up and down in shock and disbelief. The early morning of Sept. 28 was one of those moments. As the clock struck midnight, fate had...

Eastward Bound: Tensions Rising in Asia

By Andrew Mullikin November 16, 2010

President Obama's recent trip to Asia has set off a series of military and defense policy shifts that have raised temperatures in East Asia. Recent regional events have escalated from relatively inconsequential...

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