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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Walsh, Healy … McCourt?

By The Editorial Board September 27, 2013

Joseph Mark Lauinger was a 1967 graduate who died in the Vietnam War. Fr. Patrick Healy, S.J., was the first university president of mixed-race ancestry and united the Hilltop after the Civil War. EleanorDarnall was...

To the Future Leaders of Georgetown

By Cody Cowan September 27, 2013

Four years simply isn’t enough time. When I came to Georgetown for the first time in the spring of my junior year of college, it seemed like May 2014 was an eternity away. Yesterday, I updated the Senior...

Hoya Court Construction Lags

By Ryan Thomas September 24, 2013

Serious delays in construction have pushed the reopening of Hoya Court eateries back two months, with completion of the renovations now projected for late October. The Leavey Center dining area...

TENNIS | Mixed Results in Home Opener

By Laura Wagner September 24, 2013

The tennis courts were filled with activity this weekend as Georgetown played host to five different teams in the Georgetown Classic. The tournament, where athletes competed as individuals instead...

FOOTBALL | Brown Dismantles Georgetown 45-7

By Carolyn Maguire September 24, 2013

Facing a fourth down with 28 seconds left in the fourth quarter, senior quarterback Isaiah Kempf dropped back to pass and completed a 14-yard touchdown pass to senior wide receiver Michael Cimilluca....

WOMEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Win Dogfight Over Huskies

By Tom Schnoor September 24, 2013

Sunday afternoon’s win over UConn marked the end of the non-conference schedule for the No. 10 Georgetown women’s soccer team – a series of games that could not have gone much better for the...

VOLLEYBALL | Bump, Set, Sorrow: GU Loses Two Five-Setters

By Juliana Zovak September 24, 2013

It was a tough weekend of competition for the Georgetown volleyball team at the Gold & Blue Players Challenge in Morgantown, West Virginia. After taking both West Virginia and UMBC to decisive...

MEN’S SOCCER|Rudy’s Goal Seals Win

By Laura Wagner September 24, 2013

With less than 10 minutes remaining and the score knotted at two on Shaw Field, the No. 19 Georgetown men’s soccer team (6-2) seemed destined for overtime play against a tough Princeton team (1-4)....

FIELD HOCKEY | Hoyas Earn First Win

By Jonah Cashdan September 24, 2013

After being blown out in their Big East opener at Providence (4-4, 1-0 Big East) on Friday, the Georgetown field hockey team (1-7, 0-1 Big East) was desperate for its first win of the season. Fortunately...

GU, DOE Launch $5M Energy Prize

By Nick Simon September 24, 2013

This February will mark the beginning of a multi-year competition for the $5 million Georgetown University Energy Prize, an award aiming to foster strategies for energy efficiency in the United States. GUEP is...

New SCS Master’s Degree First With STEM Focus

By Kayla Cross September 24, 2013

One month after opening a larger downtown space, the School of Continuing Studies announced a new master’s program in systems engineering management — its first course of study in a “STEM” discipline. The...

Payscale Ranks GU 41st Based on Alumni Salaries

By Natasha Khan September 24, 2013

Much fanfare is given each year to ranking the country’s colleges. Yet as Georgetown demonstrates, a greater challenge can lie in ranking the value of these various lists. While U.S. News & World...

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