With housing selection for freshmen fast approaching, there are lots of things to consider. Besides trying to find someone you are willing to live with for an entire year, you also have to consider which housing option to select. While everyone dreams of living in a Georgetown townhouse and leaving behind the days of awkward …
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by Michelle Cassidy Alas, we’re not talking about the basketball team (they’re still holding out at 14 in the AP and Coaches’ polls). D.C. released its annual financial report this past Monday and Georgetown topped the list of principal employers in the District of Columbia, according to NBC Washington. We came in first, followed by …
by Michelle Cassidy It’s hard to ignore the well-dressed members of Georgetown’s community. They have majorly different styles, from classic Ralph Lauren to thrift store chic, with just a bit of everything else in between. Today we’re introducing the first in a series called Campus Sartorialist, in which we’ll be hunting out the best of campus …
by Beth Garbitelli FRIDAY Take a break from the standard Top 40 jams played at most Georgetown establishments and mix it up at An Evening of Mashups at the Black Cat (1811 14th Street, NW). They promise remixes and Girl Talk-esque tracks. Tickets are a measly 5 bucks which is about the same as cover …
File Photo: Chris Bien/The Hoya by Beth Garbitelli You can’t watch the NFL Playoffs every night, I guess. The State of the Union address provided some quality primetime viewing on the otherwise non-event Tuesday night television schedule and we hope you tuned in. Why? Well, because it kinda sorta might have been the most important …
by Erin Collins Earlier today we posted about how to deal with the current lack of winter, but the second anniversary of Snowpocalypse is quickly approaching, and who doesn’t wish that another snowstorm would hit D.C. to relieve us of classes? We all fall asleep hoping to wake up to an email informing us that …
by Michelle Cassidy It seems that we’re facing a fairly mild winter in D.C. – despite this past weekend’s snowy excitement, temperatures are predicted to be in the 40’s and 50’s for the rest of the week. Walking around in a t-shirt and shorts in late January is kind of fun, we admit it. But …
Photo: Rita Pearson/The Hoya by Rita Pearson Text Message, an indie rock band made up of Georgetown students Joe Romano (COL ’12), John Romano (COL ’14) and Mike Jaroski (COL ’12) kicked off Saturday night’s show at the Rock N Roll Hotel. They opened for local bands the Electric 11’s and Blue Pintowith songs from their …
by Erin Collins Now that we’re all settled back into school and have made it through an almost full week, there’s no excuse for not going out this weekend. Head to the Verizon Center to support the Hoyas as they take on the Scarlet Knights this Saturday. Tip off is at noon! So wear your …
Introducing the newest member of The Hoya family – welcome to The Fourth Edition! As a companion to our Tuesday/Friday issues and The Guide, The Fourth Edition will be publishing daily with everything from news stories and campus trends to an insider look at some of Georgetown’s most elusive student organizations. We’ll also be pounding …
