Georgetown University recently acquired an office building at 500 First Street NW, located directly south of the Georgetown University Law Center. The university paid $70 million for the building according... Read more
On Tuesday, the Georgetown women’s basketball team advanced to the Women’s National Invitational Tournament quarterfinals with a 53-46 victory over Big East rivals Providence. The Hoyas (18-15, 9-9 Big East)... Read more
Georgetown men’s basketball concluded with a disappointing loss to Harvard, but the women are on to the WNIT Sweet 16, led by future WNBA All-Star Dionna White and her magic... Read more
So what about Georgetown and politics? Hear from your very own GUSA Senator Julio Salmeron on whats buzzing around on the Georgetown campus from the GU 272 to border security.
As much as a fun night out is needed every once in a while, so is a night in with your best friend. Whether one of you is having relationship... Read more
On this episode of Afternoon Tea, Max and Kayla talk about creative culture on campus and what creativity means to them. They even share a couple of their own creations!
Former Georgetown tennis coach Gordon Ernst plead not guilty on Monday to charges he accepted $2.7 million in bribes to smooth students’ acceptances to the university. This was Ernsts’ second... Read more
The Georgetown women’s basketball team continues its run in the WNIT on Tuesday, traveling to Rhode Island for a Sweet Sixteen matchup with the Providence Friars. Tip-off is scheduled for... Read more
Welcome to ‘Hoyas of the Week,’ where we take a look at some outstanding performances in the past week across all of Georgetown’s athletic programs. Sarah Bennett – Softball The... Read more
There are two types of horror movies worth seeing: those that are done so well that they genuinely terrify you, and those that are done so poorly that you cannot... Read more
Thebe Kgositsile, who goes by the stage name Earl Sweatshirt, is 25-years old and one of the most talented lyricists in rap. Getting his early public start in the rap... Read more
In the second installment of their return to the Voice Podcast Network, Erika, Danielle, and Daniel talk about the history of cereal as well as the memories they associate with... Read more
The Georgetown women’s basketball team (18-15, 9-9 Big East) defeated Harvard (17-13, 9-5 Ivy) 70-65 on Sunday at Harvard University’s Lavietes Pavilion in the second round of the Women’s National... Read more
The Georgetown women’s lacrosse team (6-4, Big East) got back to winning ways against UC Davis (6-6, MPSF) with a 20-11 victory Sunday afternoon on Cooper Field. Senior midfielder Francesca... Read more
The GUSA Senate election campaign period will begin on April 4, according to an email sent to students this week by the GUSA Election Committee, a body tasked with the... Read more
The Georgetown women’s basketball team look to continue their run in the WNIT against Harvard in Cambridge, MA on Sunday. The Hoyas dispatched Sacred Heart (19-13, 14-4 NEC) 90-59 Friday... Read more
The Georgetown Hoyas women’s basketball team beat the Sacred Heart Pioneers 90-59 to advance to the second round of the WNIT on Friday night. The Hoyas (17-15, 9-9 Big East)... Read more
Students and community members gathered March 16 for the fourth annual BRAVE Summit. The summit was held in the Hariri Building and featured mainstage panels, break-outs sessions, and a keynote... Read more
The lawn of the Capitol Building was crowded with approximately 1,000 protestors, including a dozen Georgetown students, protesting government inaction on climate change on Mar. 15. Among the Georgetown students... Read more
Dambisa Moyo spoke on global economic policy and the future of democracy on March 19 in Gaston Hall. Her lecture was the closing keynote speech of the “Africa Imagines: Reversing... Read more
The Georgetown women’s basketball team will host a first round WNIT game for the third straight season on Friday night with Sacred Heart coming to McDonough Arena. Tipoff is at... Read more
Outgoing GUSA executives President Juan Martinez (SFS ’20) and Vice President Kenna Chick (SFS ’20) stopped by the Voice’s office to talk about their time as executives and experiences in GUSA.... Read more
Back in elementary and middle school, most of what I read was thanks to my brother. I borrowed The Lightning Thief after he finished reading it. He gave me The... Read more
In this wild episode of Stripped, Emma and Isabel sit down with some dudes they just met, and some they’ve slept with, Ryan, Ian, Jeremy, and Parker. They ask all... Read more
