Archive

Faculty-run Gaza Lecture Series begins its second year amid free speech concerns

The second annual Gaza Lecture Series commenced on Sept. 9, consisting of 10 lectures scheduled through March 2026. The series welcomes distinguished academics to discuss the Israeli occupation of Gaza... Read more

By Sophia Jacome November 17, 2025

Georgetown students start mentorship club for first-generation high school seniors

While attending George Washington University’s 2023 Admitted Students Day, first-generation college student Laura Alcalá Penelas (CAS ’28) and her mother took a trip to the Hilltop. Prior to this visit,... Read more

By Bridgette Jeonarine November 17, 2025

Features

Labor and learning: Fight over bus drivers’ benefits directs student attention to campus unions

University plans to change the benefits of Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS) bus drivers have put unions and labor organizing at the center of student attention. Georgetown University announced in... Read more

By Alexandra Hamilton November 17, 2025

Men’s basketball picks up statement win over Clemson

Georgetown men’s basketball (4-0, BIG EAST) remains perfect on the season after a 79-74 win over the Clemson University Tigers (3-1, ACC) on Saturday, November 15. In front of a... Read more

By Andrew Swank November 16, 2025

I am who I am because of One Direction

About a year ago, my phone changed my “home” location from Kansas City to Georgetown University. It signified a shift that I was already feeling but could not reckon with. ... Read more

By Stella Linn November 16, 2025

Is “New Henle” worth it? Students grapple with maintenance issues

Byrnes, Hayden, & Henle Halls—known to students as “New Henle”—became a dream dorm when housing registration opened for the 2025-26 school year last spring. Now, unexpected maintenance issues have raised... Read more

By Renee Pujara November 16, 2025

Halftime Sports

So you want to run a marathon? Realistic advice from your average college runner

Last week, I watched (on Instagram Reels) a record 59,226 runners finish the New York Marathon. I was envious, despite having just finished my first 26.2-mile race at the Marine... Read more

By Alex Lalli November 16, 2025

Features

Skybound: Rangila 31 gears up to take the stage

On Nov. 21 and 22, over 400 dancers in intricately designed costumes will take to the brightly lit stage in Gaston Hall. Across the span of one matinee and two... Read more

By Saanvi Bhagwat November 16, 2025

Halftime Sports

The Voice’s news editor learns to ride a bike

I can’t ride a bike. I have gone 19 fulfilling years without ever sitting on those painfully uncomfortable seats and pedaling my little legs off. I mean, why would I?... Read more

By Aubrey Butterfield November 15, 2025

News Commentary

What are you gonna do with a philosophy degree?

I’m a philosophy major, so some may be surprised to hear that being a blue-haired barista at a café after graduation isn’t part of my five-year plan. Explaining to friends... Read more

By Chih-Rong Kuo November 15, 2025

The long view: Georgetown men’s basketball over the decades

In 1984, Georgetown men’s basketball team won the NCAA Championship. Forty years later, in 2024, the team lost all but two of their 20 BIG EAST conference games. Georgetown’s only... Read more

By Andrew Swank November 15, 2025

Leisure

Georgetown, open the door! Heathers is meant to be yours!

On a freezing November night, I had the pleasure of warming up during Nomadic Theatre’s latest spectacle: Heathers: The Musical. Directed by Daniel Tomas (SFS ’26) and produced by Alec... Read more

By Quinn Ross November 14, 2025

Leisure

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere and the fight for novelty in a world of biopics

Our society has an obsession with retelling the stories of icons, desperately trying to dramatize their lives and explore the depths of what makes them unique. We’ve entered an era... Read more

By Alexandra Risi November 14, 2025

What’s the tea with Tea?

A new dating app exclusively for the girls has made its way to Georgetown. Tea was born with the mission to create a safe dating tool for women. The app... Read more

By Jamie Covitz and Caroline Spengler November 12, 2025

Leisure

Eli is the next Stage Girl

I’ve spent most of this year trying to act normal, but the truth is… I’ve been stalking Eli. Not in a scary way (yet), but in the only way that... Read more

By Jacob Gardner November 12, 2025

Bulldog defeated by a Spider: Georgetown football’s loss to Richmond

On Saturday, November 8, the Georgetown Hoyas (5-2, 2-3, Patriot League) fell to the University of Richmond Spiders (6-4, 3-3, Patriot League) 31-24 at home on Cooper Field. The Hoyas... Read more

By Stella Linn November 11, 2025

Halftime Leisure

The Woman in Cabin 10: A surface-level dive into a glamorous crime

What happens when a reporting gig turns deadly? The Woman in Cabin 10 (2025), directed by Simon Stone and based on the novel by Ruth Ware, follows journalist Laura “Lo”... Read more

By Madison Weis November 11, 2025

Men’s Soccer: Hoyas stay unbeaten with 2–2 draw at Providence to cap BIG EAST run

The No. 11 Georgetown men’s soccer team wrapped up its regular season with a 2–2 draw against the Providence College Friars (6-6-3, 4-4-2 BIG EAST) on Friday night in Rhode... Read more

By Cassie Delinsky November 10, 2025

When heritage isn’t enough: Rethinking language education for Spanish speakers in the SFS

Spanish has always been a part of who I am. Ever since I can remember, my mom has said, “respond to me in Spanish so you don’t forget your culture.”... Read more

By Alexandra Hamilton November 9, 2025

Agony Aunt: Jealous of your partner’s dating history

I’m not my boyfriend’s first girlfriend (he is my first love and first everything though). How do I get over feeling jealous/resentful? — Green This is a really difficult position... Read more

By Sybil November 9, 2025

Features

Lack of haircare for Black women in Georgetown leaves them on the fringe

When Fathia Fasasi (SOH ’27), the resident director of Black House—a residential space and cultural hub for Black students—came to Georgetown, she was surprised at the lack of spaces on... Read more

By Imani Liburd November 7, 2025

“King of whimsy” Nick Hasbun is tired of boring

If your walks to class haven’t been bombarded with flyers covered in “WHIMSY” in the last few months, you may be living under a rock. This initiative for increasing silliness... Read more

By Minhal Nazeer November 6, 2025