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ABS challenge or a BS challenge?

It’s March 26, 2026, MLB’s opening night. You just sat down to watch your favorite team play after a handful of baseball-less months. About halfway through the game, your favorite... Read more

By September 5, 2026

Sports

Blue and Gray storm washes away Beaver dam: Hoya men’s soccer shuts out Oregon State 3-0

On Friday, Sept. 4, Georgetown men’s soccer (4-0-1, 0-0 BIG EAST) took on the Oregon State University Beavers (2-1-1, 0-0 West Coast Conference) under the lights at Shaw Field. Coming... Read more

By and September 5, 2026

Sports

Hoya volleyball serves up a strong opening weekend

Georgetown volleyball is back on the court for the 2026 fall season. The team opened their season in the District last weekend, Friday, Aug. 28, through Sunday, Aug. 30, with... Read more

By September 5, 2026

News

After two decades, Coalition for Workers’ Rights calls for amendments to Georgetown’s Just Employment Policy

More than two decades after Georgetown adopted its Just Employment Policy (JEP), the Georgetown Coalition for Workers’ Rights (GCWR) is calling for the university to amend the policy, arguing that... Read more

By September 4, 2026

Sports

“Yeah, I’m back”: Vince Iwuchukwu’s legal journey to return to the Hoyas

Georgetown men’s basketball graduate student center Vincent Iwuchukwu will return to the Hoyas this season, according to a court report from CBS Sports reporter Jon Rothstein via X.  “Yeah, I’m... Read more

By August 28, 2026

Features

Comfort in community: A look at this summer’s Community Scholars Program

58 years since its inaugural summer, the Community Scholars Program (CSP) is still going strong. The program, managed by the Center for Multicultural Equity and Access (CMEA) connects first-generation students... Read more

By August 28, 2026

Crosswords

Chih’s crossword – New Student Issue

By August 27, 2026

Halftime Leisure

Five underrated D.C. museums to explore this fall

Coming to the Hilltop for the first time, I was beyond excited to check out the museums in Washington, D.C. The famous Smithsonian museums on the National Mall hold impressive... Read more

By August 26, 2026

New Student Issue

Your guide to navigating Georgetown and D.C. transit like a local

After settling into Georgetown, it’s easy to find yourself stuck in the Georgetown bubble—walking to Leo’s, heading to class, and occasionally venturing down to M Street. But whether you’re heading... Read more

By August 26, 2026

Features

From elective to essential: Inside the College’s move to mandate First-Year Seminars

During her first semester at Georgetown University, Sudan Eubanks (CAS ’29) had often walked past the John Main Center, not knowing what was inside. It wasn’t until she was assigned... Read more

By and August 25, 2026

New Writers Issue

Your .edu email is the best coupon code you have

If you love a good deal, you’re not alone. Businesses cater to college students heavily—not just because they buy new furniture every August and make questionable impulse purchases, but because... Read more

By August 25, 2026

New Student Issue

“Authentic Community”: GSP’s ‘Mastering the Hidden Curriculum’ centers FGLI experiences

Towards the end of my college search, as I narrowed down my options and focused on fit, my mom raised some concerns about Georgetown. She did not attend a traditional... Read more

By August 25, 2026

In the District

How to get the most out of CAB Fair

Your first step on this wild ride is the Council of Advisory Boards (CAB) Fair, Georgetown’s club fair on Aug. 29.

By and August 24, 2026

Opinion

It’s okay to not like it here

For anyone wondering, no: the questions don’t stop. “How did you know Georgetown was the one?”  “Is it just the perfect fit?”  “Are you so happy?” The first time I... Read more

By August 24, 2026

News

President Peñalver talks divestment, legacy admissions, workers’ rights during first interview in office

After taking office in July, Eduardo Peñalver sat down with the Voice on Aug. 24 for his first interview as Georgetown’s president. During the 30-minute interview, Peñalver discussed a wide... Read more

By August 24, 2026

Sports

Your guide to Hoya fall athletics

Welcome to Georgetown! While you’ll have to wait until November to attend a storied Hoya basketball game, Georgetown University Athletics has plenty to offer all fall beyond the multitudes of... Read more

By August 23, 2026

Editorials

Dear New Hoyas,

Welcome to Georgetown. However you ended up here, you’re at a place of great opportunity and privilege now—that is, unless you want to be an engineer. You’ve probably had the... Read more

By the August 23, 2026

In the District

So you want to get involved in the arts?

To help incoming students navigate Georgetown’s creative side, the Voice spoke to six Hoyas about how students can get involved in the arts.

By and August 22, 2026

News

Georgetown defends international programs after Pentagon orders audit of foreign collaborations

Georgetown is defending its security apparatus and international academic collaborations after the Pentagon formally notified Georgetown and 29 other academic institutions in the United States to conduct immediate reviews of... Read more

By August 22, 2026

Sports

Georgetown Soccer 2026 Season Preview

After nearly a month of soccer-hiatus since the World Cup in July, collegiate leagues are just now kicking off. Here at Georgetown, the men’s and women’s soccer teams have been... Read more

By August 17, 2026

Sports

Men’s basketball tickets to be free for students for the 2026-27 season

Hoya fans, put away your wallets: student tickets to men’s basketball games will be free for the 2026-27 season, Georgetown Athletics confirmed to the Voice today. More information about the... Read more

By August 17, 2026

News

Georgetown becomes one of first American universities approved to operate programs in Greece

Georgetown University has been granted a license to establish and operate programs in Athens, Greece, the country’s Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports announced in a press release. The... Read more

By August 2, 2026

Sports

“I love to win”: former Georgetown Director of Track & Field and Cross Country Frank Gagliano honored at U.S. Championships

When the nation’s top runners line up at Icahn Stadium in New York City this evening, they will compete in a race carrying the name of a coach whose influence... Read more

By July 26, 2026

News

Appeals Court rules Badar Khan Suri should remain out of detention

In a 2-1 decision on July 23, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit court upheld an earlier district court ruling that Georgetown postdoctoral fellow Badar Khan... Read more

By and July 23, 2026

News

Students begin receiving settlements from class-action financial aid lawsuit

Georgetown students have begun receiving settlements averaging $2,500 each from the class-action financial aid lawsuit Henry, et al. v. Brown University et al., in which Georgetown is a defendant. The... Read more

By , and July 23, 2026