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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Noah Taylor

Our Closing Words

By Editorial Board April 29, 2016

Throughout the 2015-16 academic year, the Georgetown community saw a range of issues sparking activism and dialogue across campus. From continuing efforts to memorialize the university’s history...

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The online mental health program Project Lighthouse launched this week and received more than 25 messages its first day.

Project Lighthouse Launches

By Christian Paz April 26, 2016

Student-led mental health program Project Lighthouse officially launched its anonymous online chat service Sunday, responding to 25 students’ messages on its first day of operations. The new service,...

Proof of Progress

By Opinion Editor April 19, 2016

EThis week, Georgetown University Counseling and Psychiatric Services announced the introduction of free semester-long services for sexual assault survivors and accused perpetrators. This policy change...

Activist Addresses Mental Health in Minority Communities

By Cecia Soza March 22, 2016

Dior Vargas, a Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist, addressed some of the difficulties and stigmas that surround communities of color when confronted with issues of mental illness during an event in...

A Meager Victory

By The Editorial Board March 18, 2016

Many students praised the announcement earlier this week that the administration will add three new employees to Counseling and Psychiatric Services — two of the three to work on the main campus —...

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CAPS Hires New Mental Health Staff

By Christian Paz March 18, 2016

Georgetown will hire three new staff members, two to Counseling and Psychiatric Services and one to the Division of Student Affairs, in an effort to expand mental health resources, according to a campus-wide...

Collaborate to Combat Mental Health Stigma

By Jake Dyson February 26, 2016

My bedroom doorknob will always hold a special place in my heart. After all, with just the right touch — wrist angled, palm pressed upward, skin digging into the incision of the lock — I could save...

When Friends Fill in the Mental Health Gap

By Stephen Cacace February 2, 2016

The guy who’s the life of the party at the Tombs. A friend who seems a little down lately. That woman at the coffee shop who is keeping to herself. Mental illness doesn't discriminate based on race,...

Creating a New ‘Mental Health’

By Scott Goldstein January 29, 2016

A university is meant to foster innovative ideas and social progress, but at the end of the day, it is also a business. Even a campus full of Albert Einsteins and Marie Curies will shut its gates if it...

Take Charge of Your Safety

Take Charge of Your Safety

By Jay Gruber, Emma Iannini, and Chris Barbera January 26, 2016

Here at Georgetown, we are located in one of the most secure neighborhoods in Washington, according to city data. Many of us are lucky enough to have caring, conscientious friends who look out for us when...

A Guiding Light For Mental Health

By Joe Luther and Connor Rohan January 22, 2016

Advocacy surrounding insufficient mental health resources on our campus is as commonplace and substandard as O’Donovan Hall’s food and lame jokes about its grungy food. However, while lousy garbage...

SOBOWALE: When The Rocks in a Hard Place

SOBOWALE: When The Rock’s in a Hard Place

By Femi Sobowale January 22, 2016

Some may say he’s a musclebound meathead. Others may say he’s a terrible actor and that “Fast and Furious” is objectively not a good movie franchise – which, while we’re all entitled to our...

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