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The Georgetown Best Buddies International living community, which provides joint housing for people living with and without intellectual and development disabilities (IDD), is looking to expand its community and its connection with the university Best Buddies chapter, in order to promote the independence and inclusion of people with and without IDD alike.

Political Scientist Discusses the Collapse of American Democracy

By Riley Flynn November 17, 2023

Georgetown University’s Center on Faith and Justice hosted Harvard University political scientist Steven Levitsky for a conversation Nov. 14 about his new book, “Tyranny of the Minority,” and his...

Students Protest for Affirmative Action Outside U.S. Supreme Court

Students Protest for Affirmative Action Outside U.S. Supreme Court

By Clayton Kincade November 10, 2022

Students protested outside the U.S. Supreme Court to protect affirmative action, as attorneys inside the court held oral arguments regarding race-conscious admissions programs. College students from...

TENNIS | Men’s and Women’s Teams Overwhelmed in Opening Matches

TENNIS | Men’s and Women’s Teams Overwhelmed in Opening Matches

By Robbie Werdiger January 27, 2022

Both of Georgetown’s tennis teams fell 0-7 in their opening matches of the season. On Saturday, Jan. 22, the men’s squad took on No. 20 Harvard, while the women competed against the University of...

DERRICK ARTHUR CUDJOE/ THE HOYA | Junior guard Jagan Mosely beats his defender and looks to penetrate baseline against Harvard on March 20.

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Georgetown’s Season Ends With Loss to Harvard

By Sean Haggerty March 22, 2019

The Georgetown men’s basketball team came up short against the visiting Harvard Crimson 71-68 in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament on March 20, concluding a rollercoaster season that...

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MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas to Face Harvard in NIT Opening Round

By Sean Haggerty March 18, 2019

Georgetown’s hopes of making its first NCAA Tournament in five years were crushed when they lost to Seton Hall 73-57 in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament March 14. Despite failing to make...

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The devastating effects of Hurricanes Irma and Maria disrupted Georgetowns traditional application process in Puerto Rico. Two applicants shared their stories with The Hoya.

After Hurricanes, Puerto Rican Applicants Face New Barriers

By Grey Rosenzweig February 2, 2018

Claudia Corral sent her application to Georgetown University on Oct. 25 from a small restaurant across the street from her home in Ocean Park, Puerto Rico. Her home had been without Wi-Fi since Hurricane...

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Senior defensive lineman Hunter Kiselick, center, recovered one fumble and recorded seven tackles against Harvard.

Football | Despite Loss, Late Surge Inspires GU

By Aidan Curran October 4, 2016

Despite putting up its best showing against No. 19 Harvard (3-0, 0-0 Ivy League) in recent years, the Georgetown football team (3-1, 0-0 Patriot League) ultimately fell to the Crimson with a final...

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Senior wide receiver Justin Hill returns to action this weekend. He has two touchdowns this season.

Football | Harvard to Test Surging GU

By Dean Hampers September 30, 2016

The Georgetown football team (3-0) will travel to Cambridge, Massachusetts to take on No. 19 Harvard (2-0, 1-0 Ivy League) this Friday in a battle of two unbeaten squads. The Hoyas are seeking to...

Support for All Students

By The Editorial Board March 1, 2016

Georgetown’s recent increase in financial aid represents a commitment to low-income students that goes beyond money and seeps into most aspects of Georgetown’s admissions office. From recruitment tactics...

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Senior quarterback Kyle Nolan threw for 264 yards and two touchdowns in Georgetown’s recent 24-16 win over Columbia.

Football | Hoyas Prepare for Undefeated Crimson

By Emma Conn October 2, 2015

After bringing home the Lou Little Trophy from Columbia University last Saturday, the Georgetown football team (2-2, 0-0 Patriot League) will look to carry its momentum into a televised game this Friday...

Disability Compliance Draws Scrutiny

By Charlotte Allen February 24, 2015

With recent lawsuits filed against universities for inadequate resources for students with disabilities, Georgetown’s policies could leave the university vulnerable to a similar lawsuit, though administrators...

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Junior defensive back Garrett Powers had seven tackles and forced a fumble Saturday. It was the third turnover forced by Powers this season.

Football | Crimson Run Over Hoyas 34-3

By Nadav Senensieb October 7, 2014

In their first meeting in history, Harvard University dominated Georgetown’s football team en route to a 34-3 victory Sunday afternoon. The Hoyas (2-4, 0-1 Patriot League) allowed 265 rushing yards...

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