Archive

Women’s Hoops Pre-Game Primer: Hoyas face Memphis away in Tennessee

The Georgetown women’s basketball team (2-0, Big East) will face off against the Memphis Tigers (2-1, AAC) Sunday in Tennessee. Sophomore guard Dorothy Adomako leads the Hoyas with 21 ppg... Read more

By Santul Nerkar November 22, 2015

The Lone Senior: After 4 years, Lauren Saar still ‘Digs’ it

Saar remembers when she was one of five wide-eyed, unassertive freshmen in the Georgetown Volleyball program three years ago. Today, she’s no longer just a quiet girl from a small... Read more

By Santul Nerkar November 22, 2015

GU Pride Hosts Trans Day of Remembrance Celebration

On Nov. 19, GU Pride held a memorial service and dialogue in honor of Trans Day of Remembrance. During the memorial service in Red Square at 6 p.m., members of... Read more

By Cassidy Jensen November 22, 2015

GUPD reports armed person near campus

2:24 AM Update: According to Jay Gruber, Georgetown’s Chief of Public Safety, the ExxonMobil station on 36th and Mst NW was robbed at gunpoint at about 11:30 PM on Saturday Nov. 21. The... Read more

By Daniel Varghese November 22, 2015

We Are Georgetown and You’re Not: Hoyas and Blue Devils Battle in NY

Following their first win of the season, the Georgetown men’s basketball team (1-2, Big East) will take on the No. 5 Duke Blue Devils (3-1, ACC) in the championship game... Read more

By Tyler Pearre November 21, 2015

GUPD upgrades security for Rangila and future campus events

The Georgetown University Police Department increased security for the 21st annual performance of Rangila on Nov 20 to 21. According to Georgetown University Chief of Police and Director of Public... Read more

By Caitlyn Cobb November 21, 2015

The Twilight of a Great Sports Era

It’s easy to say they shouldn’t be around anymore. It’s easy to say you saw it coming. It’s easy to say that the should have left when they were on top.... Read more

By Jonny Amon November 21, 2015

Lights, Cameron, Action! Cameron shines in Hoyas’ win over Wisconsin

NEW YORK — A fast start from an unheralded Hoya prevented the start of the Georgetown men’s basketball season from sinking into an unknown abyss. Junior forward Reggie Cameron’s career-high... Read more

By Joe Pollicino November 20, 2015

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

Welcome to “And-Ones,” the Voice’s post-game notebook for all news, stats, and notes following each Georgetown men’s basketball game. Sophomore forward Paul White missed his third consecutive game for the... Read more

By Joe Pollicino November 20, 2015

Men’s Soccer Pre-Game Primer: Hoyas host Hofstra in Second Round of College Cup

The Georgetown men’s soccer team (15-2-2, 9-0-0 Big East) will face off against the Hofstra Pride (14-7-0, 6-2-0, CAA) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament this Sunday at... Read more

By Alex Boyd November 20, 2015

Features

Nice Work If You Can Get It: Spotlight and the Future of Investigative Journalism

Over and over again, taking responsibility proves to be a challenging task for human beings and their institutions. Individuals go to great lengths to deny and conceal; as a result,... Read more

By Brian McMahon November 20, 2015

Leisure

McCarthy Highlights both Clerical and Journalistic Flaws in Spotlight

The procedural genre— one in which a problem is presented, investigated, and solved—encourages precision and economy, allowing for the comparatively unaffected telling of true stories. It’s also a genre that... Read more

By Andrew Gutman November 20, 2015

Editorials

Fueling the Debate: Proposed GUSA Referendum on GU Fossil Free

At the start of the month, GU Fossil Free (GUFF) announced plans to include a referendum on divestment on the 2016 Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) Presidential Ballot. If all... Read more

By the Editorial Board November 20, 2015

Editorials

Overhead Costs: The Neighborhood’s Grievances with the FAA

This year, the D.C. Fair Skies Coalition, an advocacy organization of nine local groups including GUSA, Georgetown University, and the Citizen’s Association of Georgetown, filed a petition for review against... Read more

By the Editorial Board November 20, 2015

Editorials

On Missouri, Yale, and the Memory of 272 Slaves: Activism, Justice, and their Discontents

University protests on race relations across the U.S. have provoked a flurry of media attention and political activism in recent weeks. This Editorial Board fully and adamantly supports efforts to... Read more

By the Editorial Board November 20, 2015

Sanders Discusses and Defends Democratic Socialism at Georgetown

2016 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke on the topic of democratic socialism on Nov. 19 at Georgetown in an event sponsored by the Institute of Politics and Public... Read more

By Ryan Miller November 20, 2015

The Case for Hanging It Up

Upon seeing the boxscore from the Denver Broncos’ matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, casual football fans who have not been paying much attention to this season would... Read more

By Jay Benjamin November 20, 2015

Chaos? Chaos. College Football Playoff Picture

It’s here. The CFP is risen. Well, it has been for a few weeks now, but for the sake of this exercise, let’s imagine we’re just leaving the time capsule... Read more

By Santul Nerkar November 20, 2015

Soccer: The Unlikely Future of American Sports

As much as many Americans hate to admit it, soccer is becoming increasingly popular in the US. Every four years, United States soccer drags in more and more fans to... Read more

By Max Schreiner November 20, 2015

Is it Time to Panic for U.S. Tennis?

When Jack Sock burst onto the professional tennis scene in 2011, he appeared destined for greatness. Already endowed with two grand slam titles, in the form of a U.S. Open... Read more

By Noah Nelson November 20, 2015

GUPD responds to international attacks, D.C. threats

On Nov. 16, Jay Gruber, Georgetown University Chief of Police and Director of Public Safety, emailed the student body in response to a series of violent terrorist attacks around the... Read more

By Lilah Burke November 19, 2015