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Reitman’s Labor Day proves arduous

Jason Reitman’s newest film, Labor Day, is, to put it lightly, a total mess. It is a film that tries too hard to juggle multiple themes of love and innocence.... Read more

By John Buckley January 30, 2014

Deadbeats: She didn’t ring the alarm

There are few things I enjoy more than counting down the days until one of my favorite bands releases their next full-length album. An album is a snapshot of an... Read more

By Rhiannon Greene January 30, 2014

Eating Out: Tapas: The Spanish incuisition

It’s 1993, and it’s the night of Bill Clinton’s inauguration. You and some pals are strolling, looking for any late night grub other than a horribly smoky, cholesterol and wrinkly... Read more

By Sabrina Kayser January 30, 2014

Critical Voices: Bibio, The Green EP

On his latest release, The Green EP, Bibio doesn’t let lyrics get in the way of his storytelling. In fact, Bibio’s lyrics sit on the sidelines for much of this... Read more

By Joshua Ward January 30, 2014

Critical Voices: Warpaint, Warpaint

“All those moments trying to figure me out never seem to come around.” This lyric perfectly captures the tone of the eponymous sophomore effort of Emily Kokal’s Los Angeles-based band,... Read more

By Sam Kleinman January 30, 2014

Georgetown celebrates Jesuit heritage

Georgetown’s 14th annual Jesuit Heritage Week began on Sunday and extended to Georgetown’s campus in Doha, Qatar for the first time. “We are delighted that our friends in Doha are... Read more

By Jared Kimler January 30, 2014

New club encourages women to code

GU Women Who Code, a new organization for women interested in learning computer coding skills, launches today. According to co-founder and Georgetown Chief Information Officer Lisa Davis, the club will... Read more

By Claire Zeng January 30, 2014

News Hit: Second month of What’s a Hoya

What’s A Hoya began its second month of sessions on Sunday with a theme of “Cura Personalis,” focusing on health and well-being. The freshmen-only personal development program, first launched in... Read more

By Deborah Sparks January 30, 2014

Veterans bakery opening June

The Dog Tag Bakery, a non-profit organization that will provide education and employment opportunities for disabled veterans and their spouses, will open in June after delays in construction pushed back... Read more

By Grace Brennan January 30, 2014

Room rental fees for clubs to be removed by 2015

The Georgetown University Student Association announced Tuesday that the administration has agreed to remove fees for student use of smaller programming spaces by fiscal year 2015. According to a press... Read more

By Caitriona Pagni January 30, 2014

Ryan-Mulledy dorms in design stage

The D.C. Zoning Commission approved the University’s request to utilize the former Jesuit residences Ryan and Mulledy Halls for “residential/campus life/athletic” uses on Jan. 13. The University will renovate the... Read more

By Kenneth Lee January 30, 2014

Residential Life alters housing selection policy

The Office of Residential Living amended the housing selection policy on Jan. 16, preventing students accepted to fall semester study abroad from entering housing selection. Previously, study abroad applicants could... Read more

By Steven Criss January 30, 2014

City on a Hill: Unemployment’s not everything

If your name is Vincent Gray, you had a good day Tuesday. You had a good day because it was unemployment day, that magical time each month when the District’s... Read more

By Gavin Bade January 30, 2014

Rise and Fire: Uncovering Agent Zero

Earlier this month, during a basketball game between the University of Arizona and UCLA, cameras settled on Arizona alumnus and former NBA star Gilbert Arenas. The 32 -year-old sat courtside,... Read more

By Brendan Crowley January 29, 2014

Catching up with Neumann

The Voice recently caught up with fourth overall MLS SuperDraft pick and former Hoya soccer star Steve Neumann. During his last year on the Hilltop, he was named Big East... Read more

By Chris Castano January 29, 2014

Men’s basketball’s effort not enough to beat ‘Nova

After keeping up hope for a victory that would break a four-game losing streak into the final minute of Monday night’s game against No. 9 Villanova (18-2, 7-1 Big East),... Read more

By Steven Criss January 29, 2014

Track and field dominates competition

The Georgetown track and field team had an impressive showing at the Fourth Annual Hoya Spiked Shoe Club Invitational for a total of 13 first place finishes in 28 events.... Read more

By Jeffrey Lin January 29, 2014

Pro Bowl or No Bowl? What to do before next year

I made it through watching almost the full first half of the NFL’s Pro Bowl this year, which is an improvement upon last year’s viewing. I made a point to... Read more

By Steven Criss January 28, 2014

Across the river: UVA Could go deep

Here at Mr. Jefferson’s University, we have a lot to be proud of. Academically, we’re the best public university in the country, no matter what the hippies in California will... Read more

By Ben Constine January 27, 2014

Curling 2014: More than it’s cracked up to be

It’s hard not to be excited for the Sochi Winter Olympics, now just a few short weeks away. Spectators the world over will be wowed by breath-taking feats of athleticism... Read more

By Noah Buyon January 27, 2014

Mohamed Salah’s Full Halt

I don’t get it. I just don’t freakin’ get it. I understand why footballers take what they can get in terms of career advancement, and I understand that a footballer... Read more

By Chris Castano January 26, 2014

Roberts Report: Super Bowl Analysis

The Conference Championships are over and now only two teams are left standing: The Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks. Before the season, this was an extremely popular Super Bowl... Read more

By Max Roberts January 26, 2014

Lester takes the cut: Player loyalty in the MLB

I am in no way a Boston sports fan. Regardless of the sports season, I actually secretly hope that Boston teams fail in their pursuit of a championship. Super Bowl,... Read more

By Steven Criss January 24, 2014