By Paulina Inglima, Senior Features Editor
• September 20, 2024
Students at Georgetown University are no strangers to the ways politicians play dirty. Whether it’s student government election controversy, city council bribery arrests or the latest news from Congress,...
On Jan. 27, as students began to pack into Verizon Center to watch Georgetown take on Villanova, the Office of Residential Living sent an email informing eligible students that the housing selection process...
Since School of Foreign Service adjunct professor Michael Scheuer appeared to endorse the assassinations of President Barack Obama and U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron in a column Dec. 23, he has been...
Miley Cyrus isn't one to stray away from polemics. Over the course of her short career, Miley has caused more than one mouth to drop with her wild partying and rebellious antics. Most recently, she's...
If there are three things that Kanye West does best, they are the following:
1. Being provocative
2. Being dramatic
3. Being unintentionally hilarious
After making the entire musically-inclined corner...
On the eve of the GUSA executive election, vice presidential candidate Adam Ramadan (SFS ’14) has confirmed his membership in a private society unaffiliated with the Second Society of Stewards after...
Students who attended Ann Coulter's speech Thursday evening in Lohrfink Auditorium came with a range of expectations.
Some, like Dan Galloway (COL '13) attended the event because they find Coulter...
Allegations of corruption in Mayor Vincent Gray's administration have led to major overhauls in his top staff.
Current Gray staffers are being accused of nepotism, overpaying top officials and using...
When the former Park51 spokesman visits campus March 1, the planned Islamic community center near Ground Zero that sparked national controversy last fall won't be on the table for discussion.
Rather,...
Lloyd Cohen is not afraid of controversy. So when he drew supply and demand curves for human body parts on a whiteboard to illustrate the benefits of a market for organs, he did so with the confidence...
At odds with a major pharmaceutical company, professor Adriane Fugh-Berman recently published a report revealing that Wyeth, a subsidiary of Pfizer, paid for ghostwritten articles promoting the use of...
Last year, I wrote a viewpoint for The Hoya about honoring the memory of Sept. 11 ("Missing the Anniversary of 9/11," Sept. 15, 2009, A3) and the need to recapture the sense of unity the country experienced...
