Some readers charge The Hoya and its writers with being aloof and elitist. That allegation is misguided, but I, for one, proudly wear the badge of idealism. Idealists, however, are not without...
To the Editor:
On Friday, The Hoya published an ill-researched, surface-level editorial (“Uber’s Risky Business,” The Hoya, A2, April 4, 2014) implying Uber is unsafe and calling for more regulation...
The Hoya launched a new website this week — an exciting step for anyone who's ever read anything at thehoya.com, not to mention those of us who put the stories there. But with the upgrade comes the...
Hold the phone, it is Monday? Gasp! That means you only have ONE more day to apply to 4E.
Do not fear: There is still time!
Since we know that every Georgetown student dreams of being part of our team,...
Odds are that if you're reading this post, you've already heard all of the great reasons to join 4E. What can I say? We love what we do, and we think anyone could (and should!) enjoy it. However, if Bradley...
Earlier this week, we let you know that the D.C. No Pants Metro Ride was slated to bring underwear to the underground. This Sunday, the event went off as planned, and while looking at its recap on DCist,...
Missed what was happening on the Hilltop this week? 4E has got you covered with some of The Hoya's most recent headlines:
Georgetown Falls Short In Fellowship Awards – No Georgetown students won Rhodes,...
Once a week, The Hoya recognizes a staffer who has done a particularly awesome job – now you can get to know about them, too. As part of our Leavey 421 series, we post quick interviews with each Staffer...
To our readers:
The Hoya begins its new year on an unusual schedule. Just as its staffers are attending their last classes and studying for finals, they are also jumping into a new role at the paper...
The Hoya’s spring editorial and publishing staff began their terms Nov. 23, after selections in mid-November. Friday’s issue is the first print issue with the new production staff.
Former Executive...
In the minds of many newspaper readers, the ethical editor suspends personal belief when on the job, having been trained in techniques that strip subjectivity from news reporting. Like a judge in the...
Five years after the founding of ReImagine Georgetown, GUASFCU, The Corp and The Hoya have agreed to discontinue the program.
Created in 2007 as a way to fund student-run initiatives, RIG has encountered...
