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Georgetown freshman forward Jayden Fort to enter transfer portal

Yet another Hoya is entering the transfer portal—this time, it’s redshirt freshman Jayden Fort. He announced the news to @LeagueRDY, an X account following college sports and transfer portal news,... Read more

By Sydney Carroll April 1, 2026

Halftime Sports

Cooley or Shakespeare?

Guessing if a verse is Taylor Swift or Shakespeare? Overdone, outdated. Georgetown has something better, even more clickbait-able, even more authentically original. So original that, as you’ll see, it’s incomparable... Read more

By Eileen Weisner and Sydney Carroll April 1, 2026

Third national “No Kings” rally gathers Georgetown students among DMV community

Thousands gathered from the Memorial Bridge to the Washington Monument for “March to DC,” one of six events hosted throughout the Washington, D.C. area for the third national “No Kings”... Read more

By Julia Carvalho and Chih-Rong Kuo April 1, 2026

Georgetown junior guard Malik Mack to enter transfer portal

On Tuesday, March 31, Georgetown University men’s basketball junior guard Malik Mack told On3, a college sports outlet, that he plans to enter the transfer portal. Mack joined the Hoyas... Read more

By Anna Cordova March 31, 2026

Don’t be afraid to have an early life crisis. You’ll be like Nettspend!

Throughout his career, Nettspend has been the laughable little brother of the underground rap genre. Despite his young age, he has already achieved unimaginable success; in just two years, he... Read more

By Quinn Ross March 30, 2026

Iran threatens to strike nearby U.S. universities, putting Georgetown’s Qatar campus at risk

Georgetown University’s campus in Qatar is one of several universities that the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is threatening to target if the U.S. does not condemn recent U.S.... Read more

By Sophia Jacome and Sydney Carroll March 30, 2026

Halftime Sports

The Changing of the Guard

On Friday, March 27, Capital One Arena was the place to be: the 2026 NCAA Men’s East Regional Sweet Sixteen was a set of matchups for the history books. Not... Read more

By Julia Maurer and Megan Geiger March 29, 2026

Opinion

Be comfortable with stupidity—stop using AI to sound smart

I would rather fail a test than use AI. To get vulnerable with a real-life example, I recently did mediocre on a history test. Since I didn’t study for the... Read more

By Elaine Clarke March 29, 2026

Halftime Leisure

TWICE raised me. Now it’s time to let them go

For many Gen Alpha kids, the Korean pop (K-pop) group TWICE may only be known for contributing vocals to the soundtrack of KPop Demon Hunters (2025), which recently won two... Read more

By Chih-Rong Kuo March 29, 2026

Georgetown women’s lacrosse shoulders past UConn, 18–7

On Saturday, March 28, Georgetown women’s lacrosse (6–3, 1–0 BIG EAST) defeated the University of Connecticut (UConn) Huskies (3–6, 0–1 BIG EAST) 18–7 in Georgetown’s BIG EAST home opener. The... Read more

By Anna Cordova March 29, 2026

After Georgetown: alum Geoff Tracy reflects on ‘infinite adaptability,’ set to open new campus restaurant

This story is part of the Voice’s Alumni Interview series. Georgetown alum Geoff Tracy (CAS ’95), founder and owner of the D.C.-based restaurant group behind Chef Geoff’s, plans to open... Read more

By Justin Higgins March 29, 2026

Bop with it, lean with it, open a pit with it!

Our crowds are terrible. If we want a music scene that actually matches the talent on stage, we must be a crowd worth playing for.

By Paige Benish March 29, 2026

In Half His Age, Jennette McCurdy is twice as candid

Rather than building toward a clear moral thesis, the book accumulates fragments of shame, thrill, self-justification, and humiliation.

By Jacob Gardner and Alex Lalli March 29, 2026

Features

Same origin, different experiences: The lives of twins at Georgetown

Before her Georgetown acceptance, Jacqueline Correa (CAS ’29) had committed to Florida State University (FSU). Correa assumed, as a first-generation low-income student, that she would be rejected from Georgetown. And... Read more

By Bridgette Jeonarine March 28, 2026

Voices

You’re cute jeans: The denim dilemma

I bought new jeans. For those of you who might be confused about the magnitude of that decision, allow me to explain. I own 75 articles of clothing and am... Read more

By Julia Carvalho March 28, 2026

Safety Not Guaranteed: Signature Theatre’s newest musical guarantees a good time

Safety Not Guaranteed introduces audiences to a magically realistic depiction of friendship and time travel in the Pacific Northwest.

By Phoebe Nash March 28, 2026

Women’s basketball season recap: New team, same season

Entering this season, Georgetown women’s basketball (14-17, 6-14 BIG EAST) had big shoes to fill with the departure of star guard Kelsey Ransom. She led the team in scoring—averaging 20.4... Read more

By Julia Maurer March 27, 2026

Men’s basketball season recap: A season of setbacks

On March 13, the Georgetown Hoyas (16-18, 6-14 BIG EAST) stepped off the court for the final time in the 2025-2026 season, leaving behind a streaky record with both energizing... Read more

By Eileen Weisner March 27, 2026

Curtains rise on No Pressure Creatives’ Out of Sync

No Pressure Creatives is currently performing Out of Sync, a completely student-written musical, in Gaston Hall.

By Aubrey Butterfield and Quinn Ross March 27, 2026

Georgetown Law’s Class of 2026 pushes back against commencement changes

In the weeks leading up to commencement, what should feel like the proud finish line for Georgetown Law’s Class of 2026 has felt more like a fight. The Law Center... Read more

By Sehr Khosla and Basia Panko March 27, 2026

As FinApp funding stalls, clubs across Georgetown feel money tighten

Each year, 13 student organizations and advisory boards spend hours crafting a presentation for GUSA’s Finance and Appropriations (FinApp) Committee to secure their funding for the following year. Many organizations... Read more

By Aubrey Butterfield and Sehr Khosla March 27, 2026