Archive

Georgetown lacrosse is striving for Moore

With seven consecutive BIG EAST Conference Championship victories, five pre-season All-American players, and a unanimous ranking as the No. 1 team in the Preseason Coaches’ Poll, the Georgetown men’s lacrosse... Read more

By Anna Cordova February 6, 2026

How to become a Seattle sports fan

As we approach Super Bowl LX, Hoyas are divided about who to support this Sunday. Whether you’re a committed Patriots hater, just happy the Chiefs aren’t back again, or mostly... Read more

By Phoebe Nash February 6, 2026

The exit interview: Henshaw-Wagner administration reflect on legacy, talk accomplishments

The new Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) administration was sworn in on Jan. 11. In a post-transition exit interview with the Voice, former GUSA President Ethan Henshaw (CAS ’26) and... Read more

By Justin Higgins February 5, 2026

Georgetown women’s basketball let Marquette slip through their fingers for a conference loss

Sunday afternoon, Feb. 1, Georgetown Hoyas women’s basketball (12-10, 5-8 BIG EAST) fell in a close matchup against the Marquette Golden Eagles (15-7, 9-4 BIG EAST). A brutal back-and-forth battle,... Read more

By James Foundos February 4, 2026

“Immigrants are welcome here”: Protesters against ICE mark one year of Target boycott in D.C.

More than a hundred demonstrators picketed outside of a Target in Columbia Heights on Saturday, calling for a boycott of the corporation and condemning what they say is Target’s complicity... Read more

By Katie Doran and Sophia Jacome February 2, 2026

Agony Aunt: Advice for Beret Virgins

How do I become someone who wears a beret, but like, in a chill way? Dear Reader, I, too, have wondered how to style a beret. But before I begin,... Read more

By Sybil February 1, 2026

Leisure

Talking whales and sexy aliens: Avatar: Fire and Ash

In director James Cameron’s latest film, Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025), an esteemed 10-foot-tall blue humanoid shouts “He’s a loose cannon!” about a whale who speaks in papyrus font—a moment... Read more

By Hudson Witte February 1, 2026

The Voice Predicts the 2026 Grammys

Song of the Year Will Win: “Anxiety” by Doechii Should Win: “WILDFLOWER” by Billie Eilish Kalshi shows high odds that “Golden” from “KPop Demon Hunters” will win Song of the... Read more

By Aaron Pollock, Joaquin Martinez, Lucy Montalti, Karcin Hagi, Emma Le Breton and Quinn Ross January 31, 2026

Georgetown exorcises losing record in statement win against DePaul Blue Demons

Georgetown men’s basketball (11-10, 3-7 BIG EAST) emerged victorious against the DePaul University Blue Demons (12-9, 4-6 BIG EAST) on Jan. 28 in a heated conference matchup. Despite some offensive... Read more

By Sydney Carroll January 29, 2026

“Mamdani, who made you mayor? The People.”

“To live in New York, to love New York, is to know that we are the stewards of something without equal in our world. Where else can you hear the... Read more

By Bridgette Jeonarine January 28, 2026

Why should people run?

If anyone can say they are the greatest marathoner of all time, it’s Eliud Kipchoge. Kipchoge, a Kenyan runner who has cemented his name as a marathon legend, won the... Read more

By Victoria Vidolova January 27, 2026

Hollow Knight: Silksong is a wake-up call for the gaming industry

The gaming industry is at an inflection point. Former kingpins of the industry, such as Activision and Ubisoft, have released flop after flop, while newcomers like FromSoftware have usurped their... Read more

By Sven Stumbauer January 26, 2026

Georgetown hosts “largest student-run pro-life” conference, faces backlash from student protesters

Georgetown University hosted the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life (COCC), the “largest student-run pro-life” conference in America on Jan. 24. Despite the oncoming winter storm, over 700 people made their... Read more

By Sabriya Attia, Julia Carvalho and Emily Gutierrez January 26, 2026

Features

Washington, D.C. food banks prepare for rising food insecurity amid Trump-era policy shifts

Liz spends many of her mornings volunteering at the Capital Area Food Bank. In an average day, the food bank packages over 550 boxes of beans, canned fruits, and juice... Read more

By Alexandra Risi January 26, 2026

Ode to an elevator

Walking through the front gates of campus has a certain movie-like feel. Many Hoyas can vividly recall the first time they saw the towering edifice of Healy Hall, walked through... Read more

By Phoebe Nash January 25, 2026

We did it, Ed: Hoyas are top dogs over Providence

On Saturday, Jan. 24, Georgetown men’s basketball (10-10, 2-7 BIG EAST) traveled to Rhode Island to take on the Providence College Friars (9-11, 2-7 BIG EAST). This conference matchup took... Read more

By Eileen Weisner, Julia Maurer and Anna Cordova January 25, 2026

Georgetown students tackle fantasy football punishments

Charlie Panarella (CAS ’28) sported a homemade “I suck at fantasy football” shirt for nine-and-a-half hours on Jan. 17 as he walked laps through Leo J. O’Donovan Dining Hall. As... Read more

By Julia Maurer and Vince Gude January 25, 2026

Features

Georgetown students with dietary restrictions continue to face obstacles when finding a meal

When Isabel Carr (CAS ’26) was a freshman at Georgetown, eating at Leo J. O’Donovan Dining Hall sent her to the hospital twice. Tree nuts, milk, and eggs can cause... Read more

By Elaine Clarke January 25, 2026

From La La Land to Brexit: 10 things turning 10 in 2026

The (height of the) dab By Ryan Goodwin Although technically created and popularized in 2015—thanks to the Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton—the dab reached its peak in 2016. From Musical.ly videos... Read more

By Ryan Goodwin, Elizabeth Adler, Alexander Hwang, Lucy Montalti, Karcin Hagi, Ali Abubakr, Joaquin Martinez, Quinn Ross, Aubrey Butterfield and Alexandra Risi January 24, 2026

Editorials

The mask is off on U.S. imperialism. What are you going to do about it, Georgetown?

The editorial board is the official opinion of The Georgetown Voice. The editorial board operates independently of the Voice’s newsroom and the General Board. The board’s editorials reflect the majority... Read more

By the Editorial Board January 24, 2026

You have letter mail

Last semester, I turned 20 during my first week abroad in Denmark. I spent the next month checking my mailbox every day, looking for the birthday cards sent by my... Read more

By Madeleine Sweet January 24, 2026

Five queer athletes out on the field

In case you’ve been living under a rock, you may not have heard of HBO Max’s latest hit, Heated Rivalry (2025). The show depicts the rivalry of two closeted hockey... Read more

By Eileen Weisner January 23, 2026

The five deadly sins of Stranger Things 5

The science fiction/thriller, global phenomenon TV series Stranger Things (2016-2025) has officially ended after almost 10 years of 1980s nostalgia, beloved characters, and, let’s just say, some pretty strange things.... Read more

By Elizabeth Adler January 23, 2026