Archive

Mrs. Maisel Returns for Third Season; How Marvelous!

It’s finally time for another season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and let me tell you, I am so excited to watch it. Amazon Prime Video released the season 3... Read more

By Orly Salik October 28, 2019

Football Falls to Lehigh as Last Second Field Goal Seals Crushing Defeat

On Saturday, the Georgetown Hoyas football team lost a Patriot League heartbreaker for the second time in three weeks, falling to Lehigh 27-24 in Bethlehem, PA. Senior quarterback Gunther Johnson... Read more

By Tristan Lee October 27, 2019

Women’s Soccer Downs Seton Hall with Second Half Flurry on Senior Day

The Georgetown women’s soccer team overwhelmed Seton Hall 4-0 on Sunday afternoon, filling the net with a quartet of second-half strikes after a frustrating opening hour during which they could... Read more

By Will Shanahan October 27, 2019

Podcasts

Afternoon Tea: Environmental Panic

In this episode Max and Kayla are joined by Mr. Georgetown himself, Ben Ulrich, and GREEN members Olivia Torbert and Amelia Walsh, to talk about existential environmental dread and whether... Read more

By Kayla Hewitt and Max Fredell October 27, 2019

Men’s Soccer Rolls Past Marquette 3-0

After an enormous victory over St. John’s midweek, the No. 7 Georgetown men’s soccer team continued its dominance over Big East opponents with a 3-0 win over Marquette Saturday afternoon... Read more

By Aaron Wolf October 26, 2019

Women’s Soccer Looks to Rebound Against Seton Hall at Home

The No. 14 Georgetown women’s soccer team will welcome Seton Hall to Shaw Field on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET. The Hoyas are heading into the conference game after a... Read more

By Inès de Miranda October 26, 2019

In the District

Laugh Your Head Off at Timothy Johnson’s Fables of Decapitation

Just one stroke of Timothy Johnson’s paintbrush bites like the blade of a guillotine, leaving his subjects headless and bleeding off of the canvas. The local artist’s latest exhibit, Fables... Read more

By Brynn Furey and Lucy Cook October 26, 2019

No. 14 Women’s Soccer Falls to DePaul in Overtime For First Conference Loss in Two Years

In a Thursday night Big East showdown, the Georgetown women’s soccer team lost 1-0 in heartbreaking fashion to DePaul. After 90 minutes of a fairly even match, the two sides... Read more

By John Picker October 26, 2019

Halftime Sports

Stephen A. Smith’s Top 10 Moments

Stephen A. Smith is one of the most recognizable personalities in sports today. His rants are the stuff of legend, spawning countless memes on Twitter and Instagram. There are just... Read more

By Nathan Chen and Eli Lefcowitz October 26, 2019

The Meme Files: “Rise and Shine” by Kylie Jenner

October 10th was a life-changing day because the world received a gift hidden in the video tour of Kylie Jenner’s office. The Youtube upload confirmed basically all of our speculations... Read more

By Emma Chuck October 25, 2019

Proposed Ethics Reforms Will Only Make GUSA More Corrupt

This past summer, the Working Group on Reforms to the Senate Ethics and Oversight Committee prepared a report to propose solutions to many structural limitations that have undermined the Ethics... Read more

By Eric Bazail-Eimil October 25, 2019

Harry Styles Shines with New Single “Lights Up”

With the only lead up to his new single comprising of a monosyllabic tweet and mysterious billboards popping up around the globe, Harry Styles is undoubtedly something of an enigma.... Read more

By Anna Savo-Matthews October 25, 2019

After Two Seasons, Succession Finally Gives Viewers a Successor

In one of probably the greatest scenes in television history, Succession’s Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) raps about his octogenarian father Logan (Brian Cox) at a celebratory dinner in front of... Read more

By Chetan Dokku October 25, 2019

Actively Moving Forward Helps Connect Students Who Are Quietly Grieving

When Caroline Schauder (SFS ’20) began her freshman year at Georgetown, she thought she was doing fine. However, innocuous questions about what her parents did and why only her mom... Read more

By Inès de Miranda October 25, 2019

Post Punk: The Lumpy Space Collective brings new voices to D.C.’s DIY music scene

A wall of hot air whacks me in the face as I descend the steps into the basement of Mystery Inc. Only string lights illuminate the crowd that has packed... Read more

By Sienna Brancato October 25, 2019

Marco Pavé, Georgetown’s First Hip-Hop Artist-In-Residence: A Conversation on Rap, Social Justice, and Self-Empowerment

The U.S. Department of Education published a letter on Sept. 22 threatening to revoke funding for the Duke University and University of North Carolina (UNC) Consortium for Middle East Studies.... Read more

By Darren Jian October 25, 2019

Georgetown Senior Auditors Head Back to School

Every Monday and Wednesday, Anne Brill ascends the steps of Healy Hall, always making it to Room 106 a few minutes early for her 2 p.m. English class. She just... Read more

By Olivia Martin October 25, 2019

Drawing from Dad

Underneath the signature honking nose of each man in my family is a resolute, standalone moustache. There is no beard, no soul patch, just pure ’stache. None of us look... Read more

By Cam Smith October 25, 2019

Editorials

Restore Neighborliness, Reorient SNAP

SNAP stands for Student Neighborhood Assistance Program, but over the years, the acronym has turned into a verb with a less-than-positive connotation. To be “SNAPsed,” in Georgetown students’ vernacular, doesn’t... Read more

By the Editorial Board October 25, 2019

Music

Hana Vu Plays the Starring Role in Double EP Nicole Kidman / Anne Hathaway

Hana Vu is busy. Between a West Coast tour opening for Nilufer Yanya and the release of her double EP, Nicole Kidman / Anne Hathaway (2019) on Oct. 25, she... Read more

By Skyler Coffey and Eli Lefcowitz October 25, 2019

Carrying On: The Pride and Prejudice Toward Reading

“I want to buy you something you’ll actually keep … Don’t you want something more appropriate for your age?” Those are just two of the things my great-aunt told me... Read more

By Samantha Tritt October 25, 2019

Editorials

Fix Trauma Center Disparity in D.C.

If someone were to sustain a traumatic injury in D.C.’s Anacostia neighborhood, the ambulance ride to the nearest qualified hospital could take as long as 30 minutes. That is because... Read more

By the Editorial Board October 25, 2019

Performance

Focus Cia de Dança Builds Surreal Moments in STILL REICH

In complete silence, Roberta Bussoni and Marcio Jahú faced each other on the side of a half-lit stage. Their dance began with isolated arm movements, but it quickly evolved into... Read more

By Juliana Vaccaro October 25, 2019