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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

SCIENCE IN THE CITY | A Dose of Nature a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

SCIENCE IN THE CITY | A Dose of Nature a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

By Maria Posada November 29, 2023

Georgetown University’s fast-paced environment and urban setting make it challenging to slow down and engage with nature. Balancing work, school and social lives can be hard enough, leaving little time...

VIEWPOINT: Encourage Human Immersion in Nature

By Anna Harpel September 16, 2022

Over the past decade, the wildlife in Grand Teton National Park has become accustomed to human exposure, especially the park’s most famous grizzly bear, Grizzly 399. Born in 1996, the bear is known...

A Breath of Fresh Air: Nature Near DC

By Kathryn Baker May 19, 2017

The National Aroboretum Located in northeast Washington, D.C., the U.S. National Arboretum is a 446-acre living museum dedicated to enhancing the value of ornamental and landscape plants through...

ILNITZKI: Bracing Yourself for the Jump

By Marissa Ilnitzki April 26, 2017

In conjunction with the Senior Class Committee, The Hoya is pleased to present the Senior Compass Series, a platform for seniors from the Class of 2017 to reflect on their experiences at Georgetown...

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Fourteen paintings by 20th century American abstract artist Ralph Wickiser, including his symbolic depictions of natural scenes and landscapes, are on display in the Spagnuolo Art Gallery in the Edmund A. Walsh Building from Jan. 20 to April 3.

Against the Stream

By Madison Stingray February 5, 2016

Step inside the Spagnuolo Art Gallery in the Edmund A. Walsh Building and behold an autumn forest, replete with bare trees, a dark stream lined with boulders and a ground coated with orange leaves...

SMITH: On a Small Sailboat

SMITH: On a Small Sailboat

By Grace Smith November 10, 2015

Christmas. Passover. Chinese New Year. Diwali. These are all holidays that my family celebrated at various times throughout my childhood, but despite this, I don’t think of myself as religious. I never...

Reclaim Your Nature

By The Editorial Board October 30, 2015

November can be a daunting month. Largely free of exams and punctuated by a sorely-needed Thanksgiving break, the month seems relaxing and refreshing. But as seasoned Hoyas know, the halcyon weeks whiz...

Movie Review: ‘Monkey Kingdom’

By Jasmine White April 17, 2015

Is a Disney movie really a Disney movie without a princess storyline? Apparently not. Even the new nature documentary “Monkey Kingdom” comes complete with a princess-to-be, a prince — or alpha...

What Does the Fox Say?

What Does the Fox Say?

By Max Wheeler and Max Wheeler January 13, 2014

Mankind's fascination with furry animals has been well documented, especially in the social media age.  Tumblr, Twitter and BuzzFeed all publish countless articles featuring thousands of pictures of tiny...

That One Time I Got Lost In The Woods...

That One Time I Got Lost In The Woods…

By KP and KP September 11, 2013

It feels so great to be back on the Hilltop. While I missed a lot of things during my summer absence, one of the things I missed the most was the exhilarating feeling of running in D.C. I'll admit, I'm...

Oh, the Places Youll Go with Georgetown Bike Share

Oh, the Places You’ll Go with Georgetown Bike Share

By KP and KP August 29, 2013

Welcome back to the Hilltop, Hoyas! While you're probably anxious to start off the new year on a good foot, here at 4E, we're here to get you off on good wheels – with some help from GUSA, that is....

Getting in Touch With Nature

By Kim Bussing May 16, 2013

For those seeking a little more adventure that doesn’t include meandering through a concrete jungle, the Washington, D.C. area has many outdoor activities that offer both an opportunity to get some exercise...

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