Sydney Carroll

Sydney (she/her) is the editor in chief and a senior in the college. She likes her two dogs, cat, and guinea pig, sushi, Taylor Swift, public transportation, and Tennessee sunsets. She dislikes math, whichever team is playing the Buffalo Bills this week, the patriarchy, and carbonated beverages.

Halftime Leisure

Chef’s kisses, high expectations, and lots of mistakes: Dancing with the Stars recap week two

Welcome back to my Dancing with the Stars (2005-present) recap column. I’ve got four articles to edit, one to write, homework to do, and a job to work, but here... Read more

By 1:56 AM

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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to hear challenge to Badar Khan Suri’s case

Lawyers for the U.S. government asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to hear their appeal in Trump v. Khan Suri, arguing that previous courts lacked the jurisdiction to hear... Read more

By September 21, 2026

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Bedazzled bananas, sk8er bois, and two eliminations: Dancing with the Stars recap week one

Dancing with the Stars (2005-present) is back for another season, and I’m making it everyone’s problem. When deciding how I should spend my time this fall, it wasn’t my classes,... Read more

By September 20, 2026

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Students, professors testify in support of Badar Khan Suri on day one of immigration hearing

Georgetown University postdoctoral fellow Dr. Badar Khan Suri’s immigration hearing opened Tuesday with witness testimony from Georgetown students and colleagues before Acting Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Robert K. Lundberg in... Read more

By September 15, 2026

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President Peñalver talks divestment, legacy admissions, workers’ rights during first interview in office

After taking office in July, Eduardo Peñalver sat down with the Voice on Aug. 24 for his first interview as Georgetown’s president. During the 30-minute interview, Peñalver discussed a wide... Read more

By August 24, 2026

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Appeals Court rules Badar Khan Suri should remain out of detention

In a 2-1 decision on July 23, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit court upheld an earlier district court ruling that Georgetown postdoctoral fellow Badar Khan... Read more

By and July 23, 2026

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Students begin receiving settlements from class-action financial aid lawsuit

Georgetown students have begun receiving settlements averaging $2,500 each from the class-action financial aid lawsuit Henry, et al. v. Brown University et al., in which Georgetown is a defendant. The... Read more

By , and July 23, 2026

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A first look at Georgetown’s application for its inaugural year on the Common App

Georgetown has finally answered all college counselors’ prayers: They have joined the Common App.  This fall will mark Georgetown’s first appearance on the Common Application, an online system that compiles... Read more

By July 12, 2026

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Morton Schapiro withdraws as Georgetown Law commencement speaker after student petition, backlash

Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) announced Wednesday morning that Morton Schapiro has withdrawn as their 2026 commencement speaker after students launched a petition condemning his selection. The news was announced... Read more

By May 6, 2026

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Students launch petition asking Georgetown Law to remove Morton Schapiro as commencement speaker

Grace Kiple (LAW ’26) was in a law clinic with other students when Georgetown’s graduation speakers were announced on Monday, April 27. Excited to find out who would be speaking... Read more

By May 1, 2026