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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Women’s Golf | Hoyas Earn Consecutive Top 4 Finishes

By Peter Higgins April 10, 2015

In spite of golfing through spring rain and windy weather, the Georgetown women’s golf team capped off an impressive week and finished fourth at the Pirate Invitational in Pine Hill, N.J., just four...

Women’s Golf | First-Place Lead Dwindles to 4th-Place Finish

By Peter Higgins March 24, 2015

After a blistering start to its second event of the year, the Georgetown women’s golf team faltered down the stretch and finished fourth out of 14 in last weekend’s Lady Thunderbird Invitational in...

The Keystone XL Debate is About More Than a Pipeline

The Keystone XL Debate is About More Than a Pipeline

By Lauren Gros December 2, 2014

In 2011, climate change scientist and activist, James Hansen, published the report “Silence Is Deadly.” The paper contained an alarming message about a proposed pipeline, which would carry about...

Don’t Be Afraid of GMO’s

By Lauren Gros November 14, 2014

What’s a GMO? This is the question Jimmy Kimmel recently asked those shopping in a farmer’s market during his ask the public segment. Most of the interviewed stumbled over the acronym unsure what...

Recognizing Climate Change as a Threat to National Security

Recognizing Climate Change as a Threat to National Security

By Lauren Gros October 30, 2014

The Pentagon made climate change difficult to ignore last week by declaring it an immediate threat to national security. The threat was discussed at length in their report titled 2014 Climate Change...

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Why We Can Do Better Than Biofuel

By Lauren Gros October 16, 2014

Georgetown makes an excellent effort to be a green campus. Recycling bins are everywhere, students proudly bear reusable water bottles, and the buses run on biofuel. It is great that Georgetown is...

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Building a Safer Education

By Lauren Gros October 2, 2014

Every night Georgetown students sit down; pull out their textbooks on a desk illuminated by a light on their dorm room desk or the ceiling in Lau. We feel safe working into the wee hours of morning...

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