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Georgetown, Please Offer Better Electives

Georgetown, Please Offer Better Electives

By Abigail Weintz and Abigail Weintz May 2, 2021

Finals season may be upon us, but our fall classes are right around the corner, and hopefully, next semester won’t be over Zoom! While Georgetown students have just registered, it’s clear there needs...

How to Seem Intelligent in the Upcoming School Year

How to Seem Intelligent in the Upcoming School Year

By Jolie Ouyang and Jolie Ouyang April 30, 2021

With the impending start of the fall semester, many of us are itching to just get back on campus. This also means in-person classes and activities, but with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we haven’t...

10 Things You May or May Not Know About The Bachelor

10 Things You May or May Not Know About “The Bachelor”

By Emma Alexis and Emma Alexis March 26, 2021

GIPHYWill you enjoy reading this article? The answer to both of these questions is yes. My roommates and my sister have recently gotten me hooked on watching “The Bachelor," and I quickly became...

GUSA Condemns GUPD Handling of Mass Student Gathering Celebrating Basketball Win

GUSA Condemns GUPD Handling of Mass Student Gathering Celebrating Basketball Win

By Caitlin McLean March 19, 2021

Members of the Georgetown University Student Association Senate condemned a mass gathering of students on campus celebrating the men’s basketball team’s March 13 Big East Championship win.  During...

Meet the 2020 Mr. Georgetown Candidates

Meet the 2020 Mr. Georgetown Candidates

By Abigail Weintz and Abigail Weintz October 23, 2020

There are three constants to a fall as a Georgetown student, even remotely: midterms, good friends, and the Georgetown Program Board’s annual Mr. Georgetown pageant.  Not even a global pandemic...

A Sneak Peek Into Your Semester Online

A Sneak Peek Into Your Semester Online

By Abigail Weintz and Abigail Weintz August 13, 2020

Due to the ongoing public health crisis, Georgetown has decided the majority of students will remain home for the fall 2020 semester. Hoyas received a taste of online learning during the spring of 2020,...

Meet the 4Es Spring 2020 Hires!

Meet the 4E’s Spring 2020 Hires!

By Abigail Weintz and Abigail Weintz February 10, 2020

Earlier in this semester, we at The Fourth Edition welcomed three new fantastically ~quirky~ sophomores to our staff: Jessica Alexander, Melanie Boychuk and Katie Watke! As the year progresses,...

AMBER GILLETTE/THE HOYA Georgetown University hosted the first of a series of feedback sessions to collect student input on how the university should formulate a response to proposed Title IX regulations. Students pushed back against the regulations and offered recommendations to university administrators at the Monday session.

Proposed Title IX Regulations Draw Student Backlash at 1st GU Feedback Session

By Sana Rahman December 7, 2018

Students criticized Georgetown University’s current response to sexual assault and the upcoming changes to Title IX regulations that could lessen the university’s legal obligation to combat assault...

15 People Sexier Than Blake Shelton

15 People Sexier Than Blake Shelton

By Hoya Staff Writer and Hoya Staff Writer November 20, 2017

If you haven't heard, Blake Shelton was recently named the Sexiest Man Alive. We here at 4E are unsure if it's just us, or if everyone else also has trouble seeing what People Magazine and Gwen Stefani...

ALI ENRIGHT FOR THE HOYA

Love Saxa Funding, Status Remain Uncertain After Vote Postponed

By Jeff Cirillo October 31, 2017

The fate of student group Love Saxa’s funding and status as a university-recognized club remains uncertain after a meeting of the Student Activities Commission ended without a vote early Tuesday...

Task Force Seeks More Education on Sexual Assault

By Yasmine Salam April 21, 2017

  Members of the Sexual Assault and Misconduct Task Force recommended increased mandatory sexual assault education to change campus culture in a panel Wednesday night in the Healey Family Student...

CAITLYN BRANDON FOR THE HOYA
Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson addressed student concerns regarding campus health resources.

Roundtable Proposes Increased Health Resources

By Darius Iraj March 24, 2017

A lack of resources prevents improvements to student health, according to students and administrators in a panel on student health in the Healey Family Student Center on Wednesday. At the panel...

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