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Georgetown Graduate Innovates News Broadcasting Through Arts Journalism

Georgetown Graduate Innovates News Broadcasting Through Arts Journalism

By Mason Leath October 6, 2021

Fresh out of Georgetown University in 1980, Anthony Mason (CAS ’80) left Washington, D.C., with a degree in English and no idea what to do next.  After moving back in with his father after college,...

PODCAST: Meet the Fall 2021 GU Politics Fellows

PODCAST: Meet the Fall 2021 GU Politics Fellows

By Grace Buono September 16, 2021

https://soundcloud.com/multimedia-editor/podcast-meet-the-fall-2021-gu-politics-fellows This week, The Hoya spoke with the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service’s fall 2021 cohort...

THOMAS: Practice Journalism With an Objective

THOMAS: Practice Journalism With an Objective

By Connor Thomas February 19, 2021

George Romero’s 1978 classic zombie flick “Dawn of the Dead” opens on a broadcast newsroom in chaos — in other words, a newsroom. The zombie apocalypse is well underway, and the channel has been...

Foreign Journalists Face Barriers to Freedom of Speech, Panel Says

Foreign Journalists Face Barriers to Freedom of Speech, Panel Says

By Harrison McBride January 31, 2020

Freedom of expression is a universal aspiration among people, but journalists and policymakers must be cognizant of diverse cultural and political circumstances when promoting free speech abroad, panelists...

Journalism Can Help Address Racial Injustice, Panel Says

Journalism Can Help Address Racial Injustice, Panel Says

By Margie Cullen December 6, 2019

Effective journalism can encourage activists to address ongoing racial profiling and violence against the black community in the face of continued police brutality, panelists said in a Dec. 4 event.  The...

VIEWPOINT: Recognize Impact of Hong Kong Protests

VIEWPOINT: Recognize Impact of Hong Kong Protests

By Valerie Ma November 22, 2019

The timing was a little too perfect. The Georgetown University Hong Kong Student Association hosted Robert Delaney, U.S. bureau chief of the Hong Kong-based English language news outlet South China Morning...

GANDHI: Georgetown Needs a Watchdog. So Does The Hoya.

GANDHI: Georgetown Needs a Watchdog. So Does The Hoya.

By Maya Gandhi November 22, 2019

I joined The Hoya three weeks into my freshman fall, and I retire just weeks away from graduating. The Hoya has, in every way, defined my Georgetown University career. For that, I could not be more grateful. At...

COURTESY NATIONAL PRESS CLUB JOURNALISM INSTITUTE | Last Monday, campaign volunteers visited every congressional office on Capitol Hill to ensure that members of the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate are aware of Tice’s situation.

Supporters Advocate for Austin Tice at Capitol

By Harrison McBride September 27, 2019

Family members and supporters of Austin Tice (SFS ’02) led an advocacy campaign at the U.S. Capitol on Sept. 23 as a part of the new “Ask About Austin Tice” campaign launched this August.  After...

Right-Wing Media Outlets Undermine Trust in Journalism, CNN Reporter Says

By Alexandra Bowman April 3, 2019

Though journalists face increasing criticism from the public, nonpartisan media organizations must continue to seek the truth through objective reporting, a panel of journalists said March 27. Even...

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GU Politics Fellows Look to Students for Learning Experiences

By Anya Howko-Johnson January 25, 2019

The Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service welcomed five new fellows to campus for the spring of 2019, including two political advisers, a journalist, a former congresswoman and a political...

SCOVILLE: Building an Inclusive Newspaper

By Ian Scoville November 30, 2018

My time on The Hoya has been fairly common. I applied with the backing of a journalism education in high school and passed up paid internships (and occasionally skipped classes) to do my job, and I...

SHEEL PATEL/THE HOYA Journalism offers real-time information about global events for political leaders and policy-makers, BBC reporter Suzanne Kianpour said at an event on Nov. 13.

Reporting Shapes Policy, BBC Journalist Says

By Walker Miller November 16, 2018

Journalists play a crucial role in informing the public and political leaders about international issues, BBC reporter Suzanne Kianpour said at the Rev. James P.M. Walsh, S.J. Symposium on Tuesday...

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