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Persistent HIV Epidemic Prompts New Partnership

By Lucy Prout February 20, 2015

Although HIV rates in Washington, D.C., have steadily declined since 2008, above-average rates continue to persist throughout the District, leading to renewed efforts by city officials and organizations...

Surpassing the Mental Health Barrier

By Annie Aleman February 13, 2015

Almost exactly two years ago, I was putting away a cart of books in the Lau stacks when I looked down at my phone. I was overwhelmed by a group text that had begun among my friends and numerous missed...

Balancing the Unequal Ebola Epidemic

By Spencer Crawford February 10, 2015

In the first of Georgetown’s Global Futures lectures last week, Jim Yong Kim, president of the World Bank Group described the core mission of his development-based financial institution. Kim aligned...

Tipping Over the Scale

By Monika Patel February 6, 2015

In all my 19 years of living, not once have I ever reached 100 pounds. In fact, I’ve never even broken 95. At five feet four inches, I stand at an average height for a girl. My body mass index has...

In Response to “Engage in a Relevant Pro-Life Discussion”

By Zoe Dobkin February 5, 2015

After reading Mallory Carr’s recent piece in The Hoya titled “Engage in a Relevant Pro-Life Discussion” on H*yas for Choice and the Annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life (The Hoya, A3, Jan....

Club Covers Cost of Cups to Control Contamination

By Ashley Miller January 13, 2015

Cups for Campus, a new program initiated by School of Nursing and Health Studies students, is a program that, if initiated, would provide free cups and health education to students in order to prevent...

Meat Free Monday, and Other Stories

By Emma Lux September 22, 2014

Paul McCartney is best known for singing songs such as “Let it Be,” “Hey Jude,” and “Eleanor Rigby.” However, one of his newer songs may be less known—it’s called “Meat Free Monday,”...

The Ugly Side of Modeling

By Daria Etezadi July 7, 2014

I was listening to the radio when the host announced, “Up next, an underwear model with body image issues,” to which her co-worker scoffed, “This is important stuff right here.” I guess...

Fighting Against Duplicitous Food Marketing

By William Rydzewski May 2, 2014

Each fall, incoming college freshmen start their undergraduate careers with a considerable amount of independence. For the first time, many of these seventeen- and eighteen-year-olds are forced to make...

CVS Eliminates Tobacco Products From Store

By Maddy Moore February 11, 2014

With CVS Caremark’s recent announcement that it would discontinue the sale of tobacco products from its stores by Oct. 1, 2014, student smokers may find themselves with fewer options outside the Hilltop,...

Fitness to Shape Your Mind, Body and Soul

By Kylie Mohr September 27, 2013

Fitness. You hear the word thrown around all the time. Magazine headlines promise miraculous exercise regimes. Advertisements dangle tempting clothing, gear and hot bodies as motivation to finally start...

How to Beat the Flu (Before it Happens)

How to Beat the Flu (Before it Happens)

By KP and KP September 17, 2013

It's that time again, Hoyas: BeWell Week. So if your life is anywhere near as ironic as mine tends to be, you're either deathly ill or you're about to become so in the coming days. And, chances are, you're...

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