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Caitlin McLean
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Editor In Chief, The Hoya
New York
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By Caitlin McLean, Penelope Whitney| The Hill Verified Have you heard? Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), the Republican vice presidential nominee, has an idea to fix child care: ask “grandma or grandpa” or “an aunt or uncle” to “help out a little bit more.” In other words, just ask women to take on more care work. Because, yes, even in 2024, it is still overwhelmingly women who care for children.
By Caitlin McLean, Penelope Whitney| The Hill Verified Have you heard? Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), the Republican vice presidential nominee, has an idea to fix child care: ask “grandma or grandpa” or “an aunt or uncle” to “help out a little bit more.” In other words, just ask women to take on more care work. Because, yes, even in 2024, it is still overwhelmingly women who care for children.
By Caitlin McLean, Clare Mulroy Verified| USA Today Verified Originally designed for those with celiac disease or sensitivities, the gluten-free diet has become more of a trend than a medical intervention in recent years. About 20% of Americans follow a gluten-free diet, yet medical conditions only impact about 6% of the population. Gluten is sometimes perceived as inherently unhealthy, even though gluten-containing whole grains are a good source of fiber, B vitamins and minerals, NYU Langone reports. But what about man’s best friend?
Company Info
The Hoya
The Hoya is Georgetown University’s oldest and largest student-run newspaper, established in 1920. It operates entirely under the management and editorial control of undergraduate students, providing a platform for news related to Georgetown University, the surrounding neighborhood, and the Washington, D.C. area. The publication maintains complete editorial independence from the university. The Hoya offers daily online articles covering a variety of topics, including news, sports, science, opinion, and features. It publishes a biweekly printed edition during the academic year, distributing 1,500 free copies across campus and the local community. Additionally, it features a special pullout section called The Guide, focusing on arts and culture, along with multimedia content, blogs, and newsletters that compile various content types. During the summer, The Hoya publishes exclusively online, ensuring continuous engagement with its audience.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Founded: 1920