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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

THOMAS: Rethink Unity in Politics

THOMAS: Rethink Unity in Politics

By Connor Thomas March 5, 2021

Well, it is a whole six weeks into the Biden presidency. Bombed Syria? Check. Stimulus money? Still no check. Bipartisanship? Sailed. Jokes aside, President Joe Biden’s aspirational unity looks pretty...

BOSCO: Unite in Celebration of Differences

BOSCO: Unite in Celebration of Differences

By Fr. Mark Bosco, S.J. October 12, 2017

As a new member of the Georgetown community, I have been spending lots of time exploring the campus, learning about its history and meeting wonderful faculty, staff and students since my arrival on campus...

EDITORIAL: Uphold Dignity Over Division

By Editorial Board November 11, 2016

As it became clear that former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton would lose to President-elect nominee Donald Trump, there was an apparent change in mood at the watch party in the Healey Family Student...

Young Progressives: Do Not Drop the Ball

By Emma Iannini April 12, 2016

In light of last week’s debate between Democratic presidential candidates former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) about who is qualified to be president, I think it...

Politics Are Nasty, But This Is Too Far

By Mattie Haag February 19, 2016

A few weeks ago, the Institute of Politics and Public Service hosted a mock Iowa caucus event where students could go and learn how caucusing works while advocating for their favorite presidential candidates....

Why We’re Not Running

By Alexander Bobroske, Connor Maytnier, and Sam Granville February 17, 2016

A couple of opinion pieces have been published in The Hoya questioning why there are not more candidates in the executive race for the Georgetown University Student Association. Potential candidates take...

State of the University

State of the University

By The Editorial Board January 22, 2016

Early last week, President Joseph Castro of the California State University of Fresno delivered his school’s first “state of the university” address. The address, which kicks off an annual series...

Janet Zhu

For Climate Action, a March of Unity

By Patrick Drown September 26, 2014

Integral to all great American movements is the physical congregation of people who strive for change. The People’s Climate March in New York City this past Sunday was the largest march for climate...

In A Time of Turmoil, Better Together

In A Time of Turmoil, Better Together

By Jess Kelham-Hohler September 18, 2014

When it was announced that a referendum would be held to decide whether Scotland would become independent, I really didn’t care. What the media was trumping up to be one of the most monumental turning...

Call for Change, From the Bottom Up

By Brian Kesten May 20, 2010

The Obama staffers and community leaders with whom I spent my break between sophomore and junior years referred to our campaign as Freedom Summer 2008. Decades after courageous, radical young women and...

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