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No. 2 Women’s Soccer Opens NCAA Tournament Bid Against Central Connecticut

The No. 2 Georgetown women’s soccer team (17-0-3, 8-0-1 Big East) will take on the Central Connecticut State Blue Devils (16-1-2, 8-0 Northeast) this Saturday at 12 p.m. ET in... Read more

By Errol French November 9, 2018

Disney’s The Nutcracker and the Four Realms isn’t the classic story audiences were expecting

Disney’s latest movie, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, takes an old holiday classic in a whole new direction. Following Clara Stalhbaun (Mackenzie Foy) on her quest to find a... Read more

By Samantha Tritt November 9, 2018

Cole World in DC

KOD. Kids on Drugs. King Overdosed. Kill Our Demons. Such simple phrases we probably overlooked when Jermaine Cole—better known as J. Cole—released his fifth studio album, KOD. The beats, the... Read more

By Josi Rosales November 9, 2018

Pregame Primer: Women’s Basketball Hosts Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks

Georgetown women’s basketball (1-0, Big East) will play host to the Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks (0-1, MEAC) on Friday night, three days after the schools’ men’s teams faced off. The... Read more

By Will Shanahan November 8, 2018

Following a new brick road: The Lucas Brothers’ Brick City Tour comes to Arlington

You may recognize the faces of the Lucas Brothers from their brief but show-stealing appearance in the comedy 22 Jump Street, in which they starred as the quirky twin brothers,... Read more

By Emma Chuck November 8, 2018

Halftime Sports

Champions League Reactions: Matchday 4

Here we go. Some teams have locked up slots in the knockout stages and others are on the ropes. The minnows also packed some punches on an intriguing Matchday, so... Read more

By Jorge DeNeve November 8, 2018

Concert Preview: Ólafur Arnalds, Nov. 14, Lincoln Theater

Icelandic producer and multi-instrumentalist Ólafur Arnalds will be showcasing his fourth official solo album re:member at Lincoln Theater on Wed., November 14th. “This is my breaking out-of-a-shell album,” Arnalds said... Read more

By Miranda Saunders November 8, 2018

No. 19 Men’s Soccer Beats Providence to Earn Spot in Big East Championship

The No. 19 Georgetown men’s soccer team (11-4-3, 6-2-1 Big East) advances to its second straight Big East Championship game with a 4-0 win over Providence (10-7-2, 6-2-1 Big East).... Read more

By Jorge DeNeve November 8, 2018

The Voice Podcast Network

Danica Roem encourages students to make their voices heard

GU Pride and GU College Democrats co-hosted an event with Virginia House of Delegates member Danica Roem, in which she urged students to get involved in the political process. Roem... Read more

By Jason Cuomo November 8, 2018

Afternoon Tea: Season 1, Episode 4

In this episode, Max and Kayla stress over Georgetown’s culture of working and playing less.

By Kayla Hewitt and Max Fredell November 8, 2018

The Haunting of Hill House: More than a Ghost Story

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already heard: The Haunting of Hill House is scary. So scary that last night, after I had stopped halfway through an episode and was... Read more

By Isabel Lord November 8, 2018

Unionization vote enters last day

Nov. 8 is the last day of for Georgetown’s graduate students to vote on whether or not they want to unionize and be represented by the Georgetown Alliance of Graduate... Read more

By Caroline Hamilton November 8, 2018

Halftime

It’s About Dame Time in Portland

Okay, maybe the title is a bit premature, considering the NBA season started a couple weeks ago, but the Blazers (8-3) are looking pretty good thus far. With wins over... Read more

By Josi Rosales November 7, 2018

Students vote, watch results on election day

Students voted, watched election results, and participated in events around campus on Election Day on Nov. 6. Many events were organized by GU Politics, but other student groups had programming... Read more

By Michael Xu November 7, 2018

GUSA senate passes resolutions in support of Jewish community, non-tenured faculty leave

The GUSA senate unanimously passed resolutions in support of Georgetown’s Jewish community and the extension of paid family leave to full-time, non-tenure-line faculty at their meeting on Nov 4. The... Read more

By Annemarie Cuccia November 7, 2018

Critical Voices: The Living, Drinking From the Trough of a Tyrant’s Piss

Upon first listen, the Living’s Drinking From the Trough of a Tyrant’s Piss might not make a lot of sense. With an avant-garde style and intense experimentation, the Living takes... Read more

By Katherine Randolph November 7, 2018

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Both Scares and Empowers

Twenty-two years after Sabrina the Teenage Witch was released, Netflix has produced a completely new iteration of the story of a regular American teenager with a rather large secret. In... Read more

By Mariona Franklin November 7, 2018

Trailer Take: Isn’t it Romantic, The Aftermath, and Green Book

Isn’t it Romantic — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UGVlIVYYBs Margaret: This trailer was sent to my apartment’s group chat almost the second it dropped, and my first reaction was “Isn’t this just I Feel... Read more

By Margaret Gach, Juliana Vaccaro and Nicole Lai November 7, 2018

Men’s basketball wins comfortably over UMES in home opener

The Georgetown men’s basketball team (1-0, Big East) began its season Tuesday night at home with a 68-53 victory over Maryland Eastern Shore (0-1, MEAC). The Hoyas got off to... Read more

By Aaron Wolf November 7, 2018

Women’s Basketball Blows Out Richmond in Season Opener

The Georgetown women’s basketball team (1-0, Big East) began the season with a 73-53 road win over the Richmond Spiders (0-1, A-10). Graduate student guard Dorothy Adomako led the Hoyas... Read more

By Jorge DeNeve November 6, 2018

Men’s and Women’s Tennis Close out their Fall Seasons

Last weekend, the Georgetown men’s and women’s tennis teams concluded their fall seasons with tournaments on the road. The women traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts to participate in the Harvard Invite,... Read more

By Tristan Lee November 6, 2018