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The Players’ Union

By The Editorial Board April 8, 2014

When the National Labor Relations Board ruled that Northwestern University football players could be considered university employees if they were on scholarship, schools across the country began anticipating...

5 Reasons Georgetown Students Are Frank Underwood

5 Reasons Georgetown Students Are Frank Underwood

By D.J. Angelini and D.J. Angelini March 2, 2014

It's been two weeks since the second season premiere of "House of Cards" and Hoyas all around campus are finally starting to leave their dorm rooms (read: dark caves) and rejoin society. Since the premiere,...

Buffett Lends Wealth of Insight

By TM Gibbons-Neff September 20, 2013

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett advised Georgetown’s future investors and celebrated the United States’ economic comeback in Gaston Hall on Thursday afternoon. Joining Buffett was Bank of...

IdeaScale Usage Varies Across Departments

By Madison Ashley September 10, 2013

In the past year, students have steadily posted their ideas and concerns on Georgetown Ideas, a web platform for community suggestions run through IdeaScale, but use across departments has been inconsistent. The...

Confessing a Need for Change

By Braden McDonald April 26, 2013

Georgetown Confessions has drawn ire from students, parents and The Hoya’s editorial board, and for good reason. The Facebook page, founded in December but gaining widespread popularity only last month,...

Students Advocate for Women

By Emma Iannini November 13, 2012

Half the Sky, a global advocacy group that seeks to empower women and girls, formed a new branch at Georgetown this semester. Moriah Lenhart-Wees (COL’13) was inspired to create Georgetown’s Half...

Holiday Ticket Turbulence

By The Editorial Board November 12, 2012

As students start to salivate over Thanksgiving dinner and, more importantly, the chance to spend the holiday with their families, the cost of traveling home may leave some feeling sick. Roundtrip airfare...

GU Students Turn to Dance

By Caitlyn Casey November 9, 2012

From breakdancing on the Hoya Break Squad to performing a fusion of Irish and South Asian dance styles on the Irish Step team, there is no shortage of opportunities to dance at Georgetown. “I love...

CARNES: A Virtuous Take on Citizenship

By Fr. Matthew Carnes, S.J. November 9, 2012

Georgetown students love politics. As a professor of government, this is a very good thing for me. It means that my classes are always full, students actually do the reading for my courses — at least...

An Education

By Nicole Jarvis November 9, 2012

I t’s Monday morning, and Zach Ashenfarb (COL ’15) is sitting in a too-small chair in a classroom at Beers Elementary School in Anacostia. Across from him sits Robert, a third grader struggling to...

By Penny Hung November 2, 2012

Having navigated the emergency procedures and campus closures necessitated by Hurricane Sandy, the university is now in the process of addressing the 308 maintenance requests caused by the storm. The...

Georgetown’s Roosevelt Institute Revitalized

By Meghan Patzer October 26, 2012

The Georgetown University Roosevelt Institute was reestablished after a two-year hiatus this summer by Asjed Hussain (SFS ’15), current president of Georgetown’s chapter. Founded in 2009 by Carolina...

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