Archive

A Case for the Classics: The Exorcist

By maintaining a tight narrative scope and crafting a bone-chilling atmosphere free of trite gimmicks, The Exorcist is something spectacular.

By Hailey Wharram October 20, 2023

National Museum of Women in the Arts to reopen after two years, continue mission of gender equity

The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA), the first in the world solely dedicated to elevating women’s art and creativity, is set to reopen Oct. 21 after two... Read more

By Alex Deramo October 20, 2023

Editorials

Georgetown must break its silence on Israel’s violent occupation of Palestine

Content warning: This article references systemic violence, Islamophobia, and antisemitism. The editorial board recognizes the escalation of violence in Israel and Palestine has been grievous for Jewish and Palestinian communities.... Read more

By the Editorial Board October 20, 2023

Hoya Football still undefeated in Patriot League after victory at Lehigh

Georgetown football (4-3, 2-0 Patriot League) remained undefeated in Patriot League play after the Hoyas defeated Lehigh (1-6, 0-2 Patriot League) 17-7 in the pouring rain on Saturday. Despite the... Read more

By Henry Skarecky October 18, 2023

Villanova beats volleyball in four sets

Georgetown women’s volleyball (12-7, 3-4 BIG EAST) lost a tough midweek match against Villanova (12-7, 3-4 BIG EAST) on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at McDonough Arena. Both teams showed impressive defensive... Read more

By Andrew Swank October 17, 2023

Halftime News

Inside a timeless tradition: a minute with the man who stole the clock hands

Editor’s note: Source’s name has been changed to protect anonymity. Troy O’Neil (MSB ’23) has an unassuming air about him. He’s of average height and average build. He sometimes wears... Read more

By Amanda Yen October 16, 2023

Voices

How music goes beyond borders to bring us together

I always thought the phrase “music unites people” was just one of those cliché things that people like to say. However, my perspective quickly changed over spring break when I went on an immersive trip to Cuba through Georgetown Music Ministry. I realized how ingrained music is in human nature, making it something that connects us both to each other and our historical roots.

By Michelle Serban October 15, 2023

Podcasts

Turf & Burn: Ready to Reign

The Astros are headed to the ALCS for the record-breaking seventh year in a row!!! Caroline and Dylan discuss the MLB postseason, including the must-watch matchup of the Braves versus... Read more

By Caroline Huang and Dylan Campione October 13, 2023

Georgetown women’s volleyball loses 5 set marathon to Providence

Georgetown women’s volleyball (11-6, 2-3 BIG EAST) won the first two sets against Providence (7-10, 1-4 BIG EAST), but lost their momentum halfway through and dropped the last three sets... Read more

By Andrew Swank and Madeline Jones October 12, 2023

Cobb/Mehta ticket denies violating campaign rules following decertification

Jaden Cobb (CAS ’25) and Sanaa Mehta (SFS ’25) denied any wrongdoing in the GUSA executive election campaign in a press conference Tuesday evening, after the GUSA Senate voted on Sunday to decertify the results of last week’s election.

By Graham Krewinghaus October 12, 2023

Leisure

Frankie and the Witch Fingers ignite D.C. at the Black Cat

Frankie and the Witch Fingers provided an unexpected genre blend, and the crowd was with it.

By Mia Boykin October 11, 2023

“Bongos” is a vibrant and celebratory farewell to summer

While “Bongos” was a few weeks shy of being the “song of the summer,” there's no doubt that it delivered everything fans hoped for and more.

By Ajani Jones October 10, 2023

A Case for the Classics: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Ferris Bueller's Day Off continues to appeal to viewers with its poignant reflections on living life to the fullest.

By Isabel Shepherd October 10, 2023

GUSA Senate decertifies Cobb/Mehta win after campaign violation concerns

After an hour and a half of debate, the GUSA Senate voted on Sunday afternoon to decertify the results of the 2023 executive election against the recommendation of the Election Commission. There will be a new election from Oct. 19 to Oct. 20, according to current president Camber Vincent (SFS ’24).

By Graham Krewinghaus October 8, 2023

Cobb and Mehta win 2023 GUSA Executive Election

Jaden Cobb (CAS ’25) and Sanaa Mehta (SFS ’25) will be the next GUSA Executive president and vice president following an election by the undergraduate student body conducted between Thursday and Saturday, the GUSA Election Commission announced on Twitter at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday.

By Ajani Jones October 8, 2023

Men’s soccer shuts out Princeton in 3-0 victory

No. 8 Georgetown men’s soccer (7-1-1, BIG EAST) extended their win streak with a non-conference 3-0 win over the Princeton Tigers (3-4-1, Ivy League) on Monday, October 2. With one... Read more

By Anna Cordova October 8, 2023

Sorry, Butler Blue: Women’s volleyball defeats Bulldogs in four sets

The Georgetown women’s volleyball team (11-5, 2-2 BIG EAST) beat the unranked Butler Bulldogs (6-8, 0-3 BIG EAST) 3-1 (25-18, 25-19, 17-25, 25-19) in McDonough Gymnasium on Friday, September 29.... Read more

By Ninabella Arlis October 8, 2023

Meet Your New Mr. Georgetown, Kevin Ogeka

After months of preparation, four hours of fierce competition, and one Mario-Kart race, Mr. Georgetown 2023 was crowned on Friday, Sept. 29. This year’s champion? Mr. Pep Band, Kevin Ogeka... Read more

By Sydney Carroll October 7, 2023

Features

Hoyas need to huddle: Bringing back a culture of sports to the Hilltop

At the University of Arkansas, the electricity of rumbling bleachers rattles your heart as you look out at a sea of red, thousands of fingers waving intensely in the air.... Read more

By Bradshaw Cate and Andrew Swank October 7, 2023

Leisure

Scarlet doesn’t need your praise, but you’ll be giving it anyway

On Scarlet, an unapologetic Doja Cat showcases her vocal ability, lyricism, and sexuality with a brash confidence that oozes out of every track.

By Zachary Warren October 7, 2023

DC News

Syrian refugee Little Amal brings message of hope to D.C. during global tour

Little Amal, a 12-foot puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee, towered above a rustling layer of shining silver safety blankets. Behind the puppet, artists held children’s shoes over the crowd,... Read more

By Elizabeth Short October 7, 2023

Mike Pence speaks on foreign policy in Gaston Hall

Former Vice President and GOP presidential candidate Mike Pence spoke to Georgetown students, faculty, and livestream attendees in Gaston Hall on Oct. 3. During the hour-long event, Pence fielded questions... Read more

By Aashna Nadarajah, Eddy Binford-Ross and Meredith Foster October 7, 2023

Halftime Sports

The Sickos’ guide to college football

College football is now in full swing, and while most fans are soaking in the season’s top headlines—the incomparable skill of Caleb Williams, the swagger of Deion Sanders’s Colorado Buffaloes,... Read more

By Ben Jakabcsin and Henry Skarecky October 7, 2023