On Feb. 18, every member of the Georgetown University student body received an email invitation to participate in a university Cultural Climate Survey, intended to gather information on students’ sense...
There’s sort of an unspoken rule in academia: If it feels too easy, then it’s probably wrong.
Using artificial intelligence (AI), with its ability to summarize complex readings in mere seconds,...
In 2023, I arrived at Georgetown University as a first-year with my heart set on majoring in public policy. Thus, in my first semester, I took “PPOL-2000: How Public Policy Works.” To this day, it...
Admit it. Once the honeymoon was over, you fancied a divorce.
Has Georgetown University lived up to your expectations, despite the happy, rosy, bombastic pictures you post on Instagram?
Many say...
Each week, the long, thin pages of The Hoya are dotted with the contemplations of students seeking relief from the hustle and bustle of Georgetown University’s daily life.
Earlier this month, Mansi...
In the past year, writers for The Hoya have covered a variety of student issues, including but not limited to a myriad of campus dining health violations, a data leak that threatened thousands of current...
In September 2023, Georgetown Students Against Starbucks (GSAS) began fighting to pressure Starbucks to end its ruthless union-busting campaign against its own workers. Earlier that year, the National...
The year 2025 begins with many uncertainties about the fate of TikTok. The brief ban and the possibility of another one have spotlighted concerns about national security, digital freedom, the gig economy...
Who is the Georgetown University men’s basketball all-time leading scorer? A few names might come to mind. Perhaps generational post-scoring talent Dikembe Mutombo? Nope. Or star of the 1984-85 NCAA...
Times are turbulent. As a campus, we’re going through not one, but two presidential transitions. Things feel more uncertain and chaotic than ever. In times like these, it can feel like the right answer...
Every year, Georgetown University admits an incoming class of students who are wealthier than almost any other in the country. This overrepresentation of students from ultra-rich families stems from a...
To all of the readership of The Hoya,
I have had the distinct honor of serving as The Hoya’s senior opinion editor throughout this now-fading fall semester.
Two weeks ago, directing my final...
