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The Hoya is the largest student-run newspaper serving Georgetown University and the Washington, D.C. area. Follow our sports coverage at @thehoyasports.
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Joined August 2009
Julia Nguyen (CAS ’28) mourns her faded passion for music, imploring students to learn to view themselves as more than one-dimensional.
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On Jan. 19, Georgetown University’s master’s program in health and the public interest hosted Michael Meit, deputy director at the ETSU/NORC Rural Health Equity Research Center, to present his research examining health care access in Appalachia.
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Charlotte Hibbert (CAS ’27) criticizes the lack of tangible goals in the People’s March, urging students to protest productively by proposing actionable steps.
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In this installation of her column “Repro Rundown,” Audrey Twyford (CAS ’25) explains how our vaginal microbiome can contribute to our sexual health and well-being.
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Francis Rienzo (CAS ’27) and Caroline Woodward (CAS ’27) combine their pop culture prowess to discuss the surprisingly solid 2025 Grammy Awards.
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What’s worse: a “nice guy” or a killer robot? The answer, found in Tanvi Gorripati’s (CAS ’27) review of horror movie “Companion,” might surprise you.
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Despite coaching staff turnover, Georgetown University’s softball team — with the help of four new first-years and two graduate transfers — hopes to improve on their 14-33 overall record from last season.
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Michael Barry, Georgetown University's Chief Investment Officer, stepped down to accept a position managing John Hopkins University's endowment, a university spokesperson confirmed to The Hoya on Feb. 5.
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Boasting a stellar first-year recruiting class and a well-rounded cast of returning players, Georgetown University women’s lacrosse will look to their new head coach Caitlyn Phipps to bring the team to new heights this season.
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Fr. James Martin, S.J., a Jesuit priest and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, discussed Catholic outreach to LGBTQ+ people at a Feb. 4 event titled “Building Bridges: The LGBTQ+ Community and the Catholic Church" in Dahlgren Chapel.
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A passenger jet and an Army helicopter collided near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) on Jan. 29, killing all 67 people on board both aircrafts and jolting the Georgetown University community.
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The incoming class of Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) fellows sat down with The Hoya on Jan. 24 to talk youth voters, electoral trends and the presidential transition.
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Georgetown University conferred an honorary degree on Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, O.P., at a ceremony in Gaston Hall on Jan. 27.
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