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Oliver Ni
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Senior Sports Editor, The Hoya
Washington
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By Oliver Ni| The Hoya Verified From the flurry of fresh faces filtering from film breakdowns to the hectic renovation efforts in the coaches’ offices, much has changed about the Georgetown University women’s basketball team since last spring when the Hoyas finished the season with a 23-12 overall (9-9 Big East) record. Much has changed, that is, but one key element. “Identity is identity,” Head Coach Darnell Haney told The Hoya, glancing up from typing out his practice schedule. “I’m expecting the same.
By Caroline Rareshide, Oliver Ni, Evie Steele| The Hoya Verified Dikembe Mutombo (SLL ’91, H ’10), a Georgetown University men’s basketball icon who became a basketball Hall of Famer for his rebounding and blocking prowess with the NBA’s Denver Nuggets and Atlanta Hawks, died Sept. 30 after a two-year battle with brain cancer. He was 58. Mutombo, a center, became one of Georgetown’s greatest-ever players, dominating in the paint and defensively before achieving stardom in an 18-year NBA career.
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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.
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