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Lana Nauphal’s debut album, Wildland, is an ode to self-discovery

Nauphal’s debut album Wildland wields love as a tool for introspection.

By Sofia Kemeny May 30, 2024

Amid a wave of queer TV cancelations, one fandom is fighting back

On the evening of April 11, at the end of primetime, hundreds of voices counted down under their breath. Their fingers hovered over their keyboards, their eyes fixed to the... Read more

By Cole Kindiger May 27, 2024

Leisure

Off Trail strays from the path of cliché coming-of-age dramas

Zhao lifts the teenage drama out of the typical high school classroom and places it into the wild.

By Eileen Miller May 23, 2024

Sports

Everything I Got Wrong In Sports This Year: TIER LIST (Volume 2)

It’s finals season on the Hilltop. You know what that means: Ben making another tier list to avoid doing homework. However, I must start this second edition of Everything I... Read more

By Ben Jakabcsin May 10, 2024

News

Students protest, pitch tents at GW President Granberg’s offices after encampment cleared

Around 250 pro-Palestine protesters from the DMV Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) Coalition, Student Coalition for Palestine at George Washington University, and other groups gathered at the intersection of... Read more

By Angelena Bougiamas, Margaret Hartigan, Eddy Binford-Ross, Franziska Wild, Cole Kindiger and Connor Martin May 9, 2024

News

Seven GU students arrested in GW encampment sweep

Seven Georgetown students were among those arrested early Wednesday morning when police cleared the Gaza solidarity encampment at George Washington University (GW), according to Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) records. Police... Read more

By Graham Krewinghaus May 9, 2024

Leisure

Tender but long-winded, The Tortured Poets Department would shine brighter if abridged, not anthologized

TTPD has a fair share of shimmering standouts that have only improved with time. However, the addition of the anthology tracks significantly watered down the record.

By Eileen Chen and Hailey Wharram May 9, 2024

Sports

Earned, not given: Georgetown women’s basketball in year one of the Butts-Haney era

The writing was on the wall: it was time for a fresh start. With four straight losing seasons in the rearview mirror, Georgetown turned to first-time head coach Tasha Butts,... Read more

By Jo Stephens May 8, 2024

News

D.C. community reacts to student arrests at GW during Wednesday press conferences

Students arrested at the encampment spoke alongside Reps. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mi.) at a press conference outside the U.S. Capitol Building.

By Sydney Carroll, Margaret Hartigan and Katie Doran May 8, 2024

News

Arrests made, protesters pepper sprayed as police clear GW encampment

Thirty-three arrests, among them Georgetown students, were made Wednesday morning as the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) cleared the Gaza solidarity encampment at George Washington University (GW). Demonstrators from eight universities,... Read more

By Connor Martin, Eddy Binford-Ross, Sydney Carroll and Ajani Jones May 8, 2024

News

The past three days at GW’s Gaza solidarity encampment

Over a week ago, a coalition of students from universities across D.C., including Georgetown, George Washington University (GW), and American University, established a Gaza solidarity encampment at University Yard (U-Yard)... Read more

By Margaret Hartigan, Sydney Carroll and Katie Doran May 4, 2024

Halftime Leisure

So You Think You Can Cry

Hopefully, SYTYCD will return with a more authentic, dance-centered rebrand that uplifts and supports its dancers.

By Francesca Theofilou May 4, 2024

News

Timeline: GW’s Gaza solidarity encampment

Day One: Thursday, April 25 Students from George Washington University (GW), Georgetown, American University, and other schools establish the Gaza Solidarity encampment, which they now refer to as the “Popular... Read more

By Eddy Binford-Ross, Franziska Wild and Connor Martin May 4, 2024

Features

GW Gaza solidarity encampment enters week two, organizers remain energized

For more than a week, hundreds of D.C. college students and community members have gathered at George Washington University’s (GW) Gaza solidarity encampment, drawing attention from the District, national media,... Read more

By Margaret Hartigan, Eddy Binford-Ross, Sydney Carroll and Carolina Bomeny May 3, 2024

Podcasts

Post Pitch: A Letter to my Immigrant Parents

Welcome to this season’s last episode of Post Pitch! This week, podcasts producer Romy Abu-Fadel interviews our writer, Esme Vasquez, about her piece in this semester’s final issue of The... Read more

By Romy Abu-Fadel and Esmeralda Vazquez April 30, 2024

Sports

This Week in Baseball: Apr. 22–Apr. 28

Coming off a devastatingly close three-game sweep at the hands of the UConn Huskies (25-18, 10-2 BIG EAST), Georgetown baseball rebounded in spectacular fashion to crush crosstown rivals George Washington... Read more

By Andrew Arnold April 30, 2024

From the Editor

The Voice‘s Bunn Award winners 2023-2024

Each spring, the Georgetown Journalism Program celebrates a successful year of on-campus student journalism in a ceremony held at Alumni House. The ceremony, attended by current student journalists, and alumni,... Read more

By Ajani Jones April 29, 2024

Voices

Hoyas, Be Less Bullish on Investment Banking

In my opinion, the accelerated recruiting timeline is a feature to poach talent before students’ prefrontal cortexes fully develop and they realize they don’t want to work for 90 hours a week. Take some time to network and explore different careers aside from banking and consulting!

By Christine Ji April 29, 2024

News

Tensions rise on night four of GW encampment

Tensions surged on the fourth night of the Gaza solidarity encampment at George Washington University on Sunday night and into Monday morning

By Connor Martin, Cole Kindiger, Eddy Binford-Ross and Margaret Hartigan April 29, 2024

Halftime Sports

The State of Sports Betting

In 2023, the sports betting industry in the United States surpassed $10.9 billion dollars in revenue, representing a smashing 44.5% increase from the previous year. As such, Voice Sports has... Read more

By Bradshaw Cate, Jo Stephens, Andrew Swank and Anna Cordova April 28, 2024

Voices

A letter to my immigrant parents

This May, the Class of 2024 will celebrate their graduation with friends and family from all over the world. Graduation is especially important to me as a first-generation student and a daughter of immigrants. This letter and my degree are for all those immigrant parents who have watered and cultivated our hearts and souls through their love and dedication.

By Esmeralda Vazquez April 28, 2024

Features

‘Georgetown admissions, I think you’re pretentious’: Rural students reflect on application process

Georgetown’s slow, confusing application platform has become a joke for admitted students—something to gripe about and bond over once they get to campus. But to Keatyn Wede (CAS ’27), it... Read more

By Katie Doran April 28, 2024

News

New Georgetown class navigates college admissions in a post-affirmative action world

In the wake of the June 2023 Supreme Court ruling ending affirmative action, Georgetown has admitted its first class of applicants in a new college admissions landscape.

By Aashna Nadarajah April 28, 2024

Features

Georgetown’s Muslim Life creates home on campus, 25 years in the making

When Janeeta Shaukat (SOH ’24) came to Georgetown, she began to wonder if God existed. Although she was born in a Muslim family, she had yet to deeply explore her... Read more

By Angelena Bougiamas April 28, 2024

Halftime Leisure

Chappell Roan’s “Good Luck, Babe!” speaks to the club divas and the sexually repressed

More than anything else, Chappell Roan is reimagining the conventions and boundaries of pop, urging her listeners to embrace unseriousness.

By Olivia Pozen April 28, 2024

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