Archive

  • By Month

All posts


Halftime Leisure

Trailer Takes: Galveston, Dark Phoenix, and The New Romantic

Galveston — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfdxq5eLrxM Anna:  Talk about confusing trailers! Galveston had me confused from the beginning to the end. It was really hard to follow this trailer because it seemed like... Read more

News

Hoya Hub food pantry opens in Leavey Center

GUSA’s Hoya Hub food pantry opened on Oct. 1 in the Leavey Center, kicking off what organizers hope will be a long and effective campaign to fight food insecurity on... Read more

Sports

Volleyball Drops Pair to Big East Foes

The Georgetown volleyball team (10-7, 3-2 Big East) lost their first two Big East games of the season over the weekend on their Midwest road trip, falling to No. 20... Read more

Halftime

Dystopia’s Daughters: What Westworld and The Handmaid’s Tale Have In Common

In the final episode of season one of Westworld, Maeve (Thandie Newton) breaks free of the technological theme park that created her and gets on a train to enter the... Read more

Leisure

Donn B. Murphy One Acts Festival Strikes More Than One Note

Close relationships take center stage in this year’s Donn B. Murphy One Acts Festival (DBMOAF). Each year for the past three decades, students at Georgetown University have submitted their screenplays... Read more

Halftime Leisure

Unshelved: Orientalism and Sexualization in The Sympathizer

This article mentions the novel’s portrayal of sexual assault. After I finished reading Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Sympathizer, it felt like my world had been rocked. It was similar to... Read more

News

GUSA Senate election features low turnout, calls to improve GUSA’s transparency

The GUSA Election Commission announced the results of the election for seven freshmen GUSA Senate seats, four at-large senators, and three junior Senate seats on their Twitter page in the... Read more

News

H*yas for Choice begins offering Plan B

H*yas for Choice (HFC), a student group that advocates for reproductive and sexual rights and healthcare, and is unaffiliated with the university, announced they would be offering Morning After Emergency... Read more

Leisure

Smallfoot Leaves A Big Imprint

At a time when it seems that most kids’ movies are either remakes of the classics or sequels, Smallfoot brings something new to the table. Directed by Karey Kirkpatrick and Jason... Read more

Halftime Leisure

A Case for the Classics: Jerry Maguire

“Show me the money!” “Help me help you.” “You complete me.” “You had me at hello.” Do you know these quotes? Of course you do. They’re classics. But do you... Read more

Leisure

Concert Preview: Ben Howard, Oct. 11, The Anthem

English singer-songwriter Ben Howard will make a stop in D.C., continuing his Noonday Dream Tour at The Anthem on Oct. 11. Howard started his career modestly by self-releasing acoustic folk... Read more

Sports

Georgetown Makes Strides at the Nuttycombe Invitational, But Still Can’t Keep Up

Racing against some of the country’s top teams at the 10th annual Nuttycombe Invitational this past weekend, both Georgetown cross country teams failed to distinguish themselves, finishing in the latter... Read more

Sports

A Strong First Competition for Hoya Swimming and Diving

Georgetown’s Swimming and Diving started their season off with a trip to American University to compete in the Potomac Relays, a four-team, relay only, meet between Georgetown, American, George Mason,... Read more

Halftime Leisure

The Weekly List: Midterm Season

Even though it feels like classes only started two weeks ago, it’s somehow that magical time of the first semester known as ~Midterm Season~. Whether you’re cramming for Calc, spending... Read more

Leisure

Concert Preview: Kali Uchis, Oct. 10, 9:30 Club

Four months out from playing a genre defying set at Tennessee’s Bonnaroo (where she was the only lead performer with a Latin radio hit), Colombian-American singer-songwriter Kali Uchis will return... Read more

Sports

Field Hockey Gets Two Big Wins Over ODU and Lehigh

The Georgetown field hockey team (8-3, 1-2 Big East) had a huge weekend, beating No. 16 Old Dominion (7-3, 1-2 Big East) in overtime on Friday before blowing out Lehigh... Read more

Sports

Women’s Soccer Takes Down Seton Hall

The No.7 Georgetown women’s soccer team (10-0-2, 3-0 Big East) defeated the Seton Hall Pirates (2-6-4, 0-3 Big East) in a 3-0 victory on Sunday. After a scoreless first half,... Read more

Sports

Men’s Soccer Ties Marquette in Overtime Stalemate

Georgetown University men’s soccer (5-3-2, 1-1-1 Big East) tied Marquette (3-6-1, 1-1-1 Big East) at Marquettes’ home field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin  0-0 in double overtime Saturday evening. It was a... Read more

News

City officials meet with neighborhood to discuss plane noise

Georgetown neighborhood residents met with representatives from the D.C. Department of Energy and Environment on Sept. 20 at Georgetown Day School to discuss the impacts of noise pollution originating from... Read more

Sports

Women’s Soccer Heads to Seton Hall

The No. 7 Georgetown Women’s Soccer Team (9-0-2, 2-0 Big East) will take on Seton Hall (2-5-4, 0-2 Big East) on Sunday in South Orange, N.J. The Hoyas are entering... Read more

Sports

Football Continues Losing Streak at Brown

On Saturday, the Georgetown Hoyas football team (1-4, Patriot) continued their early season skid with a 35-8 loss at Brown (1-2, Ivy). After winning their season opener against Marist (1-3,... Read more

Halftime

The Type of Trade Unfit for Dry Land

One of the reasons the hockey offseason is fascinating is because, perhaps more than in any of the other three major American sports, bona fide superstars are constantly on the... Read more

Sports

Men’s Soccer Travels to Marquette

The Georgetown men’s soccer team (5-3-1, 1-1 Big East) will take on the Marquette Golden Eagles (3-3,1-1 Big East) this Saturday at 8:05 pm E.T. This game will be held... Read more

Sports

Football Set to Take On Brown

The Georgetown football team (1-3, Patriot League) will take on Brown (0-2, Ivy League) at 1:00 P.M. ET on Saturday in Providence, RI. After last week’s comeback attempt against Columbia... Read more

Columns

Carrying On: The ‘Flawless’ Femininity of My Editorial Idols

I spent the summer living with eight women—in a brothel. Ours was a lake house, 101 years old. She hosted a variety of nightly visitors: spiders, mice, and, when we... Read more