Desolate. Dismal. Disappointment. Darnall.
Perhaps placing equal signs between the four D-words would’ve made the alliteration sharper. But I’ll do any pro-Darnall Hall advocates out there a favor...
A panel of experts urged the cultivation of women’s spaces and profiled activism in the midst of the current political moment at a Georgetown University event Mar. 25.
The panel focused on how women...
To all of the readership of The Hoya,
I have had the distinct honor of serving as The Hoya’s senior opinion editor throughout this now-fading fall semester.
Two weeks ago, directing my final...
I don’t think I’ve ever thought about a tree as much as I have this past week. They occupy such a massive physical space in our daily lives, especially in the bustling environment of a college campus...
By Shira Oz, Special to The Hoya
• October 9, 2024
The Georgetown neighborhood’s Art All Night activation, an event that hosts artists and businesses across 19 locations along Wisconsin Avenue, had several cancellations due to rain Sept. 29.
Art All...
“But you’ve moved up for them, why would you still wear that hat?”
I finally understood. The middle-aged man in front of me, whose coffee order I was meant to be taking, was not questioning my...
The aroma of 412 pizzas mixes with that of freshly printed playbills and posters. The pitter-patter of chappals echoes through Healy Hall as board members arrange merchandise on tables. The Gaston Hall...
Blaxa Block, a Black student affinity and communal gathering space, opened in the LXR multipurpose room Sept. 30.
Blaxa Block fulfilled one of the 11 demands from Georgetown University Protects Racists...
First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska’s recent visit to Georgetown University served as a gesture of gratitude toward the university for its unwavering support and a powerful reminder of the ongoing...
As our readers know, The Hoya’s slogan is “Read the Paper.” With the emergence of the internet and the development of a 24-hour news cycle, this pithy tagline has become a desperate cry from written...
I fall into the questioning part of the LGBTQ+ community, which is an under-discussed portion of the queer experience. There is no one right way to navigate the queer experience, but more understanding...
As the academic year slowly comes to an end, I’ve found myself repeating “I miss home.” For some, this may be difficult to understand. After all, my friends have gone home or met their families...
