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Study Spots
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (687+ words) Learning to stay on top of your workload is one of the most important skills you’ll build when you start at Georgetown, and you’ll need it quickly if you want to avoid late-night crams and 11:59 p.m. paper submissions. Finding…...
VIEWPOINT | Demand Transparency at GU-Q
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (287+ words) Masri himself put it plainly, carrying the quiet dignity of someone who, whatever he knew, would not give anyone the satisfaction of his bitterness: “As you may have seen from the recent message from Interim President Groves, it is with…...
Student Protesters Interrupt GU Senior Convocation
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (620+ words) About 25 students walked out of Georgetown University’s senior convocation, which celebrates the undergraduate graduating class, May 14 to demand the university divest from companies with ties to Israel’s military and pay workers a living wage. Student protesters began chanting at the…...
CAS Employees Dispute Staff Centralization Plan
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (1386+ words) Georgetown University’s College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) will reorganize departmental administrative staff so they report to the Office of the Dean instead of a specific department, prompting criticism from faculty and staff. Under the plan, which CAS Dean David Edelstein…...
Professor Argues AI Poses Biases, Leading to Ethical Implications
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (688+ words) A visiting philosophy and data science professor from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte delivered a lecture on how marginalized groups have been harmed by biases in artificial intelligence (AI) systems at a Georgetown University event April 14. During the event,…...
EDITORIAL: Back GUSA, Call for Further Change
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (646+ words) Wagner said opening the first-floor entrance of Lauinger Library, which increases accessibility by allowing students to enter the library from Prospect Street, has been one of his administration’s greatest accomplishments so far. “I think opening Lau one, that’s been one…...
RA Union Alleges Union Busting, Unfair Residential Living Policies
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (1249+ words) Georgetown University resident assistants (RAs) are petitioning the university to roll back policy changes made this year, alleging that administrators are retaliating against their unionization efforts. The Georgetown Resident Assistant Coalition (GRAC) is accusing the university of weaponizing the union’s…...
VIEWPOINT | Uphold the Tradition of Bold Student Journalism
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (491+ words) Spread across the pages of The Hoya are 42 stories. These pages have defined my tenure as the editor-in-chief of this publication and my interactions with the Georgetown community as a student journalist. More importantly, though, The Hoya’s presence has defined…...
Faculty Senate Notified of GU Austerity Measures, Federal Impacts
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (472+ words) Georgetown University leaders briefed the Faculty Senate on the university’s ongoing austerity measures amid federal cuts to higher education at its April 14 meeting. Administrators announced that the university will provide more details on Georgetown’s finances at an April 29 town hall,…...
GU Law Center Delays Construction, Citing Rising Costs
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (398+ words) Georgetown University Law Center will delay construction on a new building at the Capitol Campus until Summer 2027, a spokesperson confirmed to The Hoya on April 8. The original agreement required the university to apply for a permit to begin demolition on…...