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Senator Romney discusses past, present, and future of American politics at Georgetown

U.S. Senator and 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney (R-Utah) spoke to a full audience in Lohrfink Auditorium about the state of America’s democracy and his 20 year career in... Read more

Voices

Finding GSPride: Navigating My First-Generation Low-Income (FGLI) Identity at Georgetown

GSP, Georgetown’s program for first-generation and/or low-income students, was the one organization I knew about before arriving on campus. They had reached out to me after my acceptance, assuring me of support in my first year and beyond. When I finally set foot on campus, they welcomed me with a complete bedding set, offering a warm and reassuring sense of belonging.

Sports

Despite injury and ejection, Hoya men’s hockey picks up their first win of the season

The Hoyas completed a comeback in their season opener on Friday, September 15th as they defeated the James Madison Dukes 5-3.  The game started fast-paced. The Hoyas took control of... Read more

Leisure

Troye Sivan’s Something to Give Each Other is a return to utterly lyrical pop

STGEO presents far more warmth than the cool blues of Sivan’s sullen suburbia, lingering more on the highs of new love.

Sports

Senior day disappointment: Football falls to Patriot League leaders #20 Lafayette

Georgetown football (4-5, 2-2 Patriot League) fell behind early on Senior Day and was unable to come back against conference leaders #20 Lafayette (7-1, 3-0 Patriot League). The Hoya running... Read more

News

Photo Gallery: Pro-Palestine march on Washington

On Saturday Nov. 4, tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Freedom Plaza in D.C. for one of the largest pro-Palestine demonstrations in U.S. history.

Sports

Roundup with Ryan: A Q&A with Ryan Mutombo

The Voice had the opportunity to sit down with junior center Ryan Mutombo, one of the only holdovers from the 2021-22 Georgetown men’s basketball team, last week before practice to... Read more

Sports

Women’s basketball battles for bracket dominance

Every March, fans across the country wait with bated breath for the reveal of the NCAA Basketball Tournament Bracket. North Carolina dropped to a 2-seed. Gasp. Arkansas is revealed at... Read more

Sports

Men’s basketball seeks a fresh start with new faces

A new era under head coach Ed Cooley is underway for Georgetown men’s basketball, and there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the 2023-24 season. However, many key... Read more

Sports

“Earned, Never Given”: Women’s basketball begins their rebuild

The Georgetown women’s basketball program finds itself in a state of a flux after an inconsistent 2022-23 campaign. Last season was punctuated by some incredible highs and painful lows for... Read more

Sports

BIG EAST men’s basketball predictions

Tier One: Conference Elite 1 Marquette, which topped both the BIG EAST regular season standings as well as the conference tournament last season, is the consensus pick to return to... Read more

Sports

BIG EAST women’s basketball preview

1. UConn’s had a rocky road over the last few years, with a slew of injuries forcing them to navigate life without a consistently healthy roster. Despite these challenges, they managed... Read more

Sports

Meet the new players: Men’s basketball recruits

Rowan Brumbaugh G | Freshman Rowan Brumbaugh returns to his hometown after redshirting for the 2022-23 season at the University of Texas. An ESPN Top 100 prospect in high school,... Read more

Podcasts

Turf & Burn: Villains

Question of the podcast: who will be the latest villain to join Caroline’s lineup? Dylan and Caroline close out their Turf & Burn season MLB discussion recapping the Texas Rangers... Read more

Sports

Meet the new players: Women’s basketball recruits

Alex Cowan G | Graduate Alex Cowan returns to the DMV after four years (three active) at Wagner College on Staten Island. Cowan made a significant impact from the get-go... Read more

Sports

Cooley preaches patience as he looks to resurrect the Hoyas

On March 20, 2023, Georgetown announced Ed Cooley as their next men’s basketball head coach, ending his 12-year tenure as head coach of the Providence Friars. The announcement came weeks... Read more

Podcasts

Post Pitch: The Basketball Edition

Welcome back to Post Pitch. This week, Romy Abu-Fadel (podcast editor) and Bradshaw Cate (halftime sports extraordinaire) reunite to discuss Bradshaw’s article for the Voice’s basketball issue. Tune in to... Read more

Sports

Tasha Tough

On April 11, Tasha Butts was hired as the 11th head coach in Georgetown women’s basketball history. On Oct. 22, she died at 41 years old after a two-year battle... Read more

News

2023 Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards celebrate trailblazers in journalism and peacebuilding

The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace, and Security (GIWPS) hosted the 2023 Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards ceremony on Oct. 5 in Gaston Hall, honoring four women from across the globe... Read more

Leisure

Comedy + charity = the stand-up thing to do with Georgetown Comedy for a Cause

Top-tier local comedy, supporting students, and giving to a good cause add up to an exciting opportunity for audience members and aspiring comedians alike.

Podcasts

How They Hustle: Dominic De Almeida and Pranav Jha of Georgetown Men’s Soccer

On this episode of Hilltop Hustle, co-hosts Caroline and Dylan are joined by Dominic De Almeida and Pranav Jha of Georgetown Men’s Soccer! Both New Jersey natives currently in their senior years at... Read more

Halftime Leisure

Cassandro unmasks the world of lucha libre

Although Cassandro's approach prevents it from reaching its full potential, the film redeems itself as a visually appealing underdog story

Voices

SAT/ACT Scores: To Require, Or Not To Require?

With test centers shutting down due to the pandemic, most colleges and universities across the country, including Georgetown, instated test-optional policies beginning in the Fall 2020 admissions cycle. While many of these institutions have maintained these policies, Georgetown has since returned to requiring prospective students to submit their SAT or ACT scores as part of their application. However, this move is contrary to many of the Jesuit values that Georgetown claims to uphold, and the university should revert back to a test-optional admissions policy.

Podcasts

How They Hustle: Kelsey Ransom and Graceann Bennett of Georgetown Women’s Basketball

This week, Caroline and Dylan are joined by Graceann Bennett and Kelsey Ransom of Georgetown Women’s Basketball! Graceann is a forward hailing from New York while Kelsey is a guard... Read more

Leisure

Settling the Rivalry: Georgetown and GW Musicians Face Off at 2023 Battle of the Bands

I have been waiting for a proper Georgetown vs. George Washington (GW) showdown since my freshman year. The tension is impossible to ignore—whether bar-hopping in Foggy Bottom or shopping on... Read more