Nine campus organizations ranging from Alpha Phi Omega to Students of Georgetown, Inc. will sponsor the 2013 Georgetown Walk for the Homeless this Sunday in Red Square.
All of the walk’s proceeds...
Once a week, The Hoya recognizes a staffer that has done a particularly awesome job — now you can get to know about them, too. As part of our Leavey 421 series, we’ll be posting quick interviews with...
Student leaders shared their visions for the future of the university at “Georgetown in Five Years: A Conversation with Student Leaders” on Tuesday.
The event, sponsored by The Hoya, was moderated...
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When you're about to leave for college, there are a lot of important decisions to make: what you're going to major in, who you're going to room...
The application due date for The Hoya is right around the corner (Friday, September 6) and we realized that some of you might be a little unsure which section you want to apply to. Have no fear! We had...
We know you've all been busy backpacking around Europe, interning your behinds off, catching up on credits in summer school, or sleeping until 1pm every day in your hometown so you may not be up to speed...
Good news readers — you too can be a part of The Hoya. Applications for our fall semester columnists have just opened; you can find them all here on Facebook.
But what exactly does a columnist do? Columnists...
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We at The Hoya have often been told that our logo slightly resembles that of Walt Disney's. While Healy Hall and Lauinger Library aren't necessarily Cinderella's...
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After much anticipation for the last day of Friday classes and some worrying about the weather, the student body successfully came out this Friday to celebrate one of the best annual...
The Hoya’s summer and fall 2013 editorial and publishing staff began their terms this Saturday after selections throughout April.
Former Campus News Editor Emma Hinchliffe (COL ’15) was selected...
D.C. may not be known to the general public as a particularly "nerdy" community beyond the Josh Lyman-type political junkies who would rather read Roll Call than catch the latest superhero movie. But...
Red Square. There might not be a more perfect place to capture the vibrant life of Georgetown. After all, it is an area where people bribe you with cookies and homemade snow cones just so you'll pick...
