The Hoya

The Hoya is Georgetown University's longest-running and largest student newspaper, having been the official newspaper for the university since 1920. It is available online every day and in print every Friday throughout the academic year. Each printed edition features a lifestyle magazine called The Guide. Additionally, The Hoya runs a blog titled The Fourth Edition, offering a fun perspective on life at Georgetown. We distribute free copies at 30 spots around campus and in the surrounding Georgetown area during the school year, and we also maintain an online presence during the summer months.

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Photo Gallery: Looking Back on GU Men’s Basketball

1 week ago | thehoya.com | Meghan Hall

Look back on the Georgetown University men’s basketball team’s season of improvement in the Big East through the lens of The Hoya’s Senior Photo Editor Meghan Hall (SFS ’26, GRD ’27). Use the gallery tool below to view each of Hall’s photos. Tags: Your donation will support the student journalists of Georgetown University. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.
BASEBALL | Hoyas Drop Series 2-1 Against Highlanders, Coach Thompson Takes ‘Responsibility’ for Defensive Errors

3 weeks ago | thehoya.com | Martha Brennan

Despite beginning the weekend with a victory, the Georgetown University baseball team (9-16) failed to execute a series win in a three-game matchup against the Radford University Highlanders (12-11) on March 21-23. dOn March 21, the weekend looked like it would be a hit for the Hoyas.
VIEWPOINT: Follow Your Moral Compass

3 weeks ago | thehoya.com | Rachel Gartner

In response to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)’s chilling detainment of the recent Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil without due process accompanied by the threat to rescind his green card, my colleagues at T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights, of which I am a past co-chair, penned a powerful and apt response.
Cult Classic | We Remember ‘Artpop,’ Even if Lady Gaga Doesn’t

4 weeks ago | thehoya.com | Nick Williams

On Nov. 11, 2019, Lady Gaga tweeted, “i don’t remember ARTPOP,” and it felt as if a mother had publicly disowned her child. Lady Gaga’s relationship with her third studio album, “Artpop,” continues to evolve due to the negative reception that plagued it upon release in 2013. But given the sonic references to “Artpop” in Gaga’s most recent album, “Mayhem,” it’s clear her most controversial record is far from forgotten.
BASEBALL | After Multiple Innings Spent Exchanging Leads with Maryland, Hoyas Have ‘No Answer’

1 month ago | thehoya.com | Martha Brennan

In a 21-run game, the Georgetown University baseball team (7-14) fell to the University of Maryland Terrapins (11-10) March 18 by a score of 14-7. The Hoyas began swinging right off the bat. In the first inning, first-year outfielder Dylan Larkins knocked a single to find a hole through the left side, putting one runner on for Georgetown.
Benefit Concert Fundraises for Medical Aid for Palestinians – The Hoya

1 month ago | thehoya.com | Nico Abreu

Georgetown University student organizations organized a benefit concert Feb. 15 for Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), a nonprofit that provides health care to Palestinians and facilitates the development of health services in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. D to Z, a program on student-run WGTB Georgetown Radio, collaborated with Prospect Records, a record label...
BASEBALL | Caster’s Batting, Franco’s Pitching Lead Hoyas to Second Half Win in Back-to-Back Games Against Nittany Lions

1 month ago | thehoya.com | Martha Brennan

The Georgetown University baseball team (7-10) split back-to-back games against the Pennsylvania State University Nittany Lions (12-3) March 11 and 12. Despite the Hoyas’ pursuit of a shutout starting from the end of the third inning when they led 11-0, the Nittany Lions kept things interesting at Tuesday’s game. Thanks to an aggressive batting approach, Penn State was able to cut substantially into the Hoyas’ early lead.
Lecture Sheds Light on Abortion Topics Missing from GUMC Curriculum

1 month ago | thehoya.com | Taylor Young

H*yas for Choice (HFC), a reproductive rights organization at Georgetown University, and the Georgetown University Medical Center chapter of Medical Students for Choice (MSFC), a nonprofit organization striving to inform medical students about all parts of reproductive health care, hosted a virtual lecture on abortion education March 11. The event featured Dr. Sara Imershein, an OB-GYN and clinical professor at George Washington University (GWU) School of Medicine.
Cult Classic | ‘Electra Heart’ and the Pitfalls of Persona

1 month ago | thehoya.com | Nick Williams

In 2012, Marina Diamandis was poised to become a star. Working with top producers like Stargate, Rick Nowels and Diplo, she had the potential to rise and be an international sensation with her sophomore LP, “Electra Heart.” Diamandis created an alter ego for the concept album to distill the United States teen internet culture of the early 2010s, pairing hyper-feminine images with darker material.
CULT CLASSIC | The Rebirth of ‘Born To Die’

2 months ago | thehoya.com | Nick Williams

Jan. 14, 2012: the “Saturday Night Live” performance heard around the world. At this time, Lana Del Rey was simply an emerging singer-songwriter armed only with a viral woozy ballad and intriguing Old Hollywood mystique. She took the hallowed stage at 30 Rockefeller Plaza and changed the trajectory of her career — for the worse.