Archive

He Might Be Jesus: Matt Corby at Black Cat

Sometimes the magic and energy of live music can result in an experience that cannot be described as anything but spiritual. The Matt Corby concert on 1/31 at the Black... Read more

By Daniel Sheehan February 3, 2016

Kelan Me Softly: Martin’s 35 lift Bulldogs past Hoyas

A night to remember for sophomore guard Kelan Martin led to another forgettable defeat for the Georgetown men’s basketball team (13-10, 6-4 Big East), who fell to the Butler Bulldogs... Read more

By Robbie Ponce February 3, 2016

Halftime Sports

Jurgen Klinsmann’s Conundrum

On October 15, 2015, Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber claimed that Jurgen Klinsmann, the United States men’s national team manager, made comments detrimental to the league when the former German... Read more

By Nick Gavio February 3, 2016

The Boy: Clichéd, Innovative, Or Both?

Toeing a fine line between cliché and innovation, director William Brent Bell’s newest horror movie, The Boy, gets audiences screaming as it spins the tale of a doll replacing the... Read more

By Isabel Lord February 2, 2016

Kehoe Field Closed

Kehoe Field, home to many of Georgetown’s recreational and intramural teams, is now closed, Dr. Todd Olson, Vice President for Student Affairs and Robin Morey, Vice President for Planning and... Read more

By Bryan Karas and Elizabeth Teitz February 2, 2016

The Voice’s Big East Weekly Power Rankings: Volume 5

Each week during conference play, the Voice Sports Staff will provide its take on each team’s performance to date. Villanova (18-3, 8-1 Big East) Last week’s ranking: 2, ↑ 1... Read more

By The Voice Sports Staff February 2, 2016

We Are Georgetown and You’re Not: Hoyas look to rebound against Butler

After dropping a close game to the No. 10 Providence Friars (18-4, 6-3 Big East) 73-69, the Georgetown men’s basketball team (13-9, 6-3 Big East) will visit Hinkle Fieldhouse in... Read more

By Alex Boyd February 2, 2016

The Boss is Back: Springsteen Triumphs at the Verizon Center

As Bruce Springsteen casually strolls onto the Verizon Center’s stage, there is no question as to why he is, and will always be, The Boss. He exudes confidence in the... Read more

By Brooke Dudek February 2, 2016

A Case for the Classics: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

After a lukewarm response to the shockingly dark Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg went back to the drawing board for the conclusion of... Read more

By Graham Piro February 2, 2016

Critical Voices: Wet, Don’t You

Synth indie pop has been an increasingly popular genre, and indie groups and mainstream artists alike seem to have increased R&B influences in their music. Rising music trio Wet offers... Read more

By Tatiana Lebreton February 1, 2016

Secretary of Veterans Affairs discusses leadership and values

Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert A. McDonald, visited Georgetown University on Jan. 29 to discuss the role of effective leadership in achieving success in all aspects of life. McDonald based... Read more

By Tyler Pearre February 1, 2016

The Weekly List: You Have Distracted From My Creative Process

Something happened on Twitter last week, but we’re not going to bother with that here. Kanye West recently announced that his seventh album, entitled Waves (formerly So Help Me God... Read more

By Chris Almeida February 1, 2016

The Halftime Report: Week of 2/1

Another week, another Halftime Report. The new entertainment never stops, and neither do we. Here’s what you have to look forward to this week. Album Releases: This Is Acting –... Read more

By Halftime Staff February 1, 2016

Huntsman addresses bipartisanship and political gridlock

Jon Huntsman, former Utah Governor and presidential candidate and the co-chair of the organization No Labels spoke with students about bipartisanship on Thursday, Jan. 28. The event was hosted by... Read more

By Graham Piro January 31, 2016

Hillyer discusses free speech at Georgetown

Quin Hillyer (COL ‘86), Contributing Editor of the National Review Magazine and Senior Editor for the American Spectator, criticized protests relating to free speech at Georgetown and other universities... Read more

By Thomas Stubna January 31, 2016

Critical Voices: Ty Segall, Emotional Mugger

Ty Segall just can’t stop making music. Emotional Mugger, his latest release (from Drag City Records), is his ninth studio album in as many years, not to mention the numerous... Read more

By Jon Block January 31, 2016

And-Ones: Additional news and notes from Georgetown-Providence

Welcome to “And-Ones,” the Voice’s post-game notebook for all news, stats, and notes following each Georgetown men’s basketball game. Georgetown Head Coach John Thompson III had nothing but high praise... Read more

By Joe Pollicino January 31, 2016

Ben There Dunn That: Bentil and Dunn combine for 52 to lead No. 10 Providence past Hoyas

Just four days after mounting a valiant comeback win over Creighton, the Georgetown men’s basketball team (13-9, 6-3 Big East) could not repeat the same late-game heroics, as the Hoyas... Read more

By Joe Pollicino January 31, 2016

Road, Sweet Road: Hoyas continue winning ways away with dominant performance in Providence

The Georgetown women’s basketball team (11-9, 4-6 Big East) dominated on the road Friday night as the Hoyas beat the punchless Providence Friars (4-16, 0-10 Big East) 82-51 in Rhode... Read more

By Jonny Amon January 31, 2016

Halftime

Surprising NFL Playoff Results From a New England Perspective

As a New Englander and a strong supporter of the Patriots, I can’t help but say these playoffs went in the complete opposite direction of what I expected. Seven weeks... Read more

By William Treanor January 30, 2016

We Are Georgetown and You’re Not: Hoyas to host No. 10 Providence Saturday night

The Georgetown men’s basketball team (13-8, 6-2 Big East) looks to beat a second top-10 team this season when it faces the No.10 Providence Friars (17-4, 5-3 Big East) on... Read more

By Chris Dunn January 29, 2016

Features

On the Record: Georgetown’s Title IX Coordinator

On January 11th, Georgetown hired its first full-time Title IX Coordinator, Laura Cutway. Previously, according to the university website, Georgetown employed several deputy coordinators for the main campus, law center,... Read more

By Graham Piro January 29, 2016