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The No. 5 Georgetown University men's soccer team tied the unranked University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill Tar Heels 1-1 in its season opener Aug. 20 on Shaw Field. After going down 1-0 in the first eight minutes, Georgetown grew into the game,

Somehow, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has done the impossible: it made me excited for a Marvel movie again. With an emotional and nostalgia-tinted plot, witty dialogue, heart-wrenching character arcs and the fact that Tom Holland wears Juicy Couture sweatp

This summer has been saturated with squirm-worthy movies. From the sheer terror of "Obsession" to the tension of "Backrooms" to the controversial twists in "The Drama," cinema lately seems intent on making the audience as uncomfortable as possible. Still,

The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) directed Georgetown University to review any financial and academic collaborations with 130 foreign institutions identified by the department, a U.S. official confirmed to The Hoya on Aug. 18. Georgetown and 29 other U

Four second-half goals drove the No. 14 Georgetown University women's soccer team past the Fordham University Rams Aug. 13 in the team's season opener at Shaw Field. Sophomore forward Abby Droner scored twice and assisted junior midfielder Lizzie Heller,

A federal circuit court in Virginia explicitly allowed noncitizens to petition federal judges for release from immigration detention when it ruled in July that Georgetown University researcher Badar Khan Suri should remain free while his deportation case

Georgetown Athletics will offer free tickets to men's basketball games this season to all Georgetown University undergraduates, a Georgetown Athletics spokesperson confirmed to The Hoya. For the 2025-26 season, students could purchase season tickets at a

Graduate forward NJ Benson will join the Georgetown University men's basketball team this season, bringing Big East experience and proven output to the Hoyas' frontcourt, On3 announced Aug. 13. The addition of Benson, a 6-foot-8 forward from Mount Vernon,

John Esposito, an Islamic studies scholar who taught at Georgetown University for over three decades, died July 15 outside Philadelphia. He was 86. Esposito spent his career dismantling Western stereotypes about Islam and advancing a more pluralistic unde

The transfer portal has never been more important in college basketball. New rules allow universities to directly pay student-athletes, who are free to transfer as often as they want. Introducing The Tracker, The Hoya's new interactive timeline following