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A discussion on police-civilian interactions | 001

In the pilot episode of Thanks for Asking, host Angie Dressel speaks with doctoral student Hannah Williams about her work on her dissertation. Williams examines the linguistics behind how both... Read more

News

Federal government terminates immigration statuses of six community members

The federal government has terminated the immigration statuses of approximately six community members, according to a university webpage.  “The reasons given for such terminations are limited and Georgetown University was... Read more

News

What’s The Word: A new social app aims to create community at Georgetown

What are we doing this weekend? That’s the question What’s The Word co-founders Alpha Barry (CAS ’26), Gardner Heitzmann (MSB ’27), and Joshua Jordan (MSB ’28) set out to answer... Read more

Sports

Battle of the Georges: Georgetown softball’s triumph over George Mason

The Georgetown softball team (9-23, BIG EAST) took a midweek trip to Fairfax this Wednesday, April 9, for a matchup against George Mason (15-25, Atlantic 10). The Hoyas and the... Read more

Sports

Despite Driggs’ dominance, Dukes down women’s lacrosse

The Georgetown women’s lacrosse team (7-5, 2-1 BIG EAST) battled but ultimately fell short against No. 14 James Madison Dukes (8-4, 3-0 AAC), losing 16-11 in a competitive game at... Read more

News

Georgetown students welcome graduate program tuition discounts following federal job cuts

Last month, Interim President Robert Groves announced opportunities for Georgetown students and alumni to continue their education in light of recent federal job cuts. The Voice spoke to students on... Read more

Leisure

BIZZY bee: Meet the DMV native generating buzz in the indie pop scene

In “Anybody,” BIZZY sings that she “could fall in love with anybody.” But the flip side is also true—anyone could fall in love with BIZZY.

News

New filings in Khan Suri’s case include allegations of mistreatment and letters of support from Georgetown faculty

Since the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) detained Dr. Badar Khan Suri, a Georgetown postdoctoral fellow, on March 17, the Voice has obtained dozens of court documents filed by the... Read more

Leisure

In A Room in the Castle, the women of Hamlet tell their own story

Playwright Lauren M. .Gunderson crafts a story that asks whether the women of Elsinore must remain bound to Shakespeare’s tragic fate—or whether they can rewrite their own ending.

Halftime Leisure

Brighter days ahead: Ariana Grande’s new deluxe album is a cherry atop a masterpiece

eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead displays a level of thematic nuance and vocal expertise unrivaled by her peers.

Halftime Leisure

The Outrun is devastating, hopeful, and quietly captivating

Ultimately, The Outrun begs the question: when your life is falling to pieces around you, when you come untethered, what do you choose to believe in?

Halftime Leisure

The cultural history behind Brazil’s first Oscar win, I’m Still Here

I'm Still Here, based on Marcelo Rubens Paiva’s memoir, portrays the devastating impact of Brazil’s military dictatorship

News

Georgetown Student Government Brief 4/6: Divestment referendum, Georgetown Day policies, and spring elections coming up!

Another week, another GUSA news brief! At its senate meeting on April 6, GUSA met to discuss a referendum to divest from companies that arm Israel, swear in a new... Read more

News

Georgetown students create Cerca, a new dating app that swipes right on safety

For single students looking to find love, searching online is a popular option: over 50% of college students report using dating apps. Whether you swipe left or right on the... Read more

News

Tens of thousands gather on the National Mall in protest of the Trump administration

Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered at the Washington Monument in D.C. on April 5 in a protest titled, “Hands Off!” Organizers wrote on their website that the demonstration was... Read more

Features

Hoyas and the half: Georgetown students take on the Rock ‘n’ Roll half-marathon

On March 15, St. Jude Children’s Hospital hosted its annual Rock ‘n’ Roll half marathon with more than 19,000 registered participants. The 13.1 mile course stretched throughout D.C., taking runners... Read more

Voices

“Truth is trouble”: Why supporting the humanities is more important than ever

To celebrate completing her Ph.D at the University of Cambridge, Amelia Louks posted a picture on X, formerly known as Twitter, proudly displaying a physical copy of her thesis entitled... Read more

News

CSJ’s new Climate and Environmental Justice Initiatives bring students into environmental scholarship and advocacy

This semester, as part of a larger effort by Georgetown to expand its environmental and sustainability programming, the Center for Social Justice (CSJ) launched the Climate and Environmental Justice (CEJ)... Read more

News

GUSA and other university student governments hold rally demanding “Hands Off Our Schools”

Over 150 demonstrators gathered in front of the Department of Education building on April 4 for the “Hands Off Our Schools” Rally. The rally was a response to the Trump... Read more

Sports

Hoyas women’s lacrosse wins over Wildcats in leadup to final stretch

In a BIG EAST conference matchup, the Georgetown Hoyas (6-5, 1-1 BIG EAST) took on Villanova women’s lacrosse (5-6, 0-2 BIG EAST) on April 2. In the history of these... Read more

Photography

Photo Essay: A Night in Gaston Hall with Off the Record

(no) Pressure Creatives, Georgetown’s Asian American musical theatre production group, performed its third musical Off the Record in Gaston Hall on Mar. 14. The musical follows the adventures of singers... Read more

Halftime Leisure

Justice and chaos collide: A first look at Daredevil: Born Again

The highly anticipated premiere of Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+ delivered a gripping blend of courtroom drama and thrilling action.

April Fools' 2025

The case for the Georgetown Bubble™

There are two important bubbles at Georgetown: Georgetown Bubble, the student-run bubble tea pop-up that has become a staple at the beloved farmers market, and the “Georgetown bubble,” the metaphorical... Read more

April Fools' 2025

The Voice’s top 25 uses for The Hoya

Umbrella To shield a table when you’re painting To wipe your ass Kindling for a fire To place under a rickety leg to fix an uneven table Picnic blanket at... Read more

April Fools' 2025

Ten Georgetown women making #herstory

As an 85% non-male identifying newsmagazine, the Voice is proud to celebrate International Women’s History Month! While we unfortunately cannot name-drop each and every woman, here are our top 10... Read more