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Matisse Thybulle: The Best Player You’ve Never Heard Of

I know, I know. It’s that time of the year again, March Madness, and you probably came here expecting some hardcore analysis about why this year’s bracket is going to... Read more

Halftime Sports

Way Too Early MLB Awards Predictions

As Spring Training wraps up, we are just days away from Opening Day. That means that it’s the time of year to make predictions for the awards that will be... Read more

Sports

Men’s Basketball Exits NIT in First Round with Loss to Harvard

On Wednesday night, the 6-seed Harvard Crimson outlasted the 3-seed Georgetown men’s basketball team in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament (NIT), winning a tightly fought contest, 71-68.... Read more

Halftime Leisure

Trailer Takes: Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, Godzilla: King of Monsters, and Good Boys

Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knPrLVBn93w Sky: Oh man, if this movie had come out when I was 10 years old I know I would have been all over... Read more

Sports

Baseball Falls on the Road to George Mason

On Tuesday, the Georgetown Hoyas baseball team (6-15, Big East) fell to George Mason (10-8, Atlantic 10), 7-4. The game was tight until the Georgetown bullpen collapsed late, and the... Read more

Sports

Pregame Primer: Men’s Basketball Hosts Harvard in NIT

On Wednesday, the Georgetown men’s basketball team (19-13, 9-9 Big East) returns to the postseason for the first time since the 2014-15 season, and the first time since head coach... Read more

Taste Test

Taste Test: Baby Food

In a triumphant return to the Voice Podcast Network, Voice alums Erika Bullock, Danielle Hewitt, and Daniel Varghese get together to discuss the history of baby food.

Halftime Leisure

Corridor is Georgetown’s Coziest Coffee Shop

Take the shop’s name literally: Corridor Coffee fits in a tiny converted townhouse on Wisconsin Avenue, with a claustrophobia-inducing walkway on the side for patrons to sneak back to the... Read more

Leisure

Contagiously Jovial, Yet Thoughtful Gloria Bell is a Showcase for an Actress in Her Prime

At one point in Gloria Bell the titular character mischievously exclaims: “If the world blows up, I hope I go down dancing!” With this, Gloria tells us everything we need... Read more

Halftime Leisure

The Weekly List: Sonic Dissonance

One of my favorite types of music to listen to is a happy-sounding song that actually tackles a much sadder subject matter. These versatile songs are the type of music... Read more

Leisure

How to Train Your Dragon 3: The Hidden World on How To Say Goodbye

After realizing that his beloved dragon, Toothless, needs to fly on his own, Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) spends the night designing a prosthetic for Toothless’ missing tail part. He paints it,... Read more

News

GUSA Senate Receives FinApp Presentation, Confirms Exec Nominees

The Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) senate met on March 17 to hear the budget proposed by the Finance and Appropriations Committee for Fiscal Year 2020. The budget has been... Read more

Sports

Hoyas of the Week (3/11 – 3/17)

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. Kyle Ruedisili – Baseball The... Read more

Podcasts

The Voice of Discourse: 2020 Presidential Race

In this episode, Robert and Monique sit down with James Bond (yes, that’s his real name) to discuss the road ahead for the Democratic party in light of the 2020... Read more

Podcasts

Afternoon Tea: Spring Break

In this episode, Kayla and Max cover everything from spring break to drag culture, to Christopher Columbus.   Jingle: Bensound.com

Sports

Baseball Splits Quartet with Princeton

The Georgetown Hoyas baseball team (6-14, Big East) split a four game set with Princeton (3-8 Ivy League) this weekend at Shirley Povich Field, dropping the first two matchups but... Read more

Podcasts

Double Feature: Captain Marvel

Sheryl and Angela discuss the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Marvel’s first solo female superhero movie, Captain Marvel. Is it as marvelous as we all hoped?

Sports

No. 1 Boston College Proves Too Much for No. 17 Women’s Lacrosse

The No. 17 Georgetown women’s lacrosse team (5-3, Big East) lost its second game in a row on Saturday afternoon to No. 1 Boston College (9-0, ACC) 21-11. Senior midfielder... Read more

Halftime Sports

TRYing to Connect With My Dad

I’ve grown up with rugby. My dad started playing in chiropractic school—yes, I’ve realized the irony. Then he played for our local club team even after he had surpassed the... Read more

Leisure

Touchstone Gallery Exhibits Highlight the Duality of the Natural World

On one side of the white wall sits a giant, glossy, black-and-white photograph of sand dunes, while on the other, a coterie of small, vibrantly-colored photos of rock formations and... Read more

Leisure

Pulling No Punches, Captain Marvel Soars in Debut

A young Kree soldier—Vers (Brie Larson)—wakes up her mentor, Yon-Rogg (Jude Law), to practice fighting. She is running away from her nightmares: an explosion, a mysterious woman, an enemy Skrull.... Read more

Halftime Leisure

With a Powerful Lead, Russian Doll is an Intricate Vision of Heart

The drugs, dildoes, and death jump out immediately in this series, but eventually come to barely figure in the background of this innovative story about finding a path in life... Read more

Sports

Seton Hall Dominates Men’s Basketball in First Half, Comeback Falls Short in Big East Quarterfinal

The Georgetown men’s basketball team was beaten handily by Seton Hall 73-57 in the Big East quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. The 3-seed Pirates used a devastating... Read more

Editorials

Campus Housing Crisis, Deferred Fixes Demand University Accountability

This semester, Georgetown’s housing problems came to a head when one top-floor Village B unit’s ceiling caved in. This prompted the university to inspect the entire complex’s roof. Out of... Read more

Editorials

Abolish the Selective Service System

When a group of students felt that opposition to the war in the Vietnam needed a platform at Georgetown, they founded The Georgetown Voice 50 years ago. As we speak... Read more