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Housing plan to include Charles, Blackstone

The administration has been developing a housing plan that will include on-campus housing for upperclassmen and a new freshman quadrangle.

Charity event goes smoothly despite controversial speaker

A charity event involving a controversial speaker went smoothly despite the withdrawal of two participants and threats from administrators to pull funding.

Five years out, some CUE goals remain unmet

Five years after the Commission on Undergraduate Education (CUE) issued a comprehensive report aimed at improving the social and academic life of undergraduate students, several of the committee's recommendations remain unfulfilled.

Things I've Learned, with Professor Matthew Crenson

Matthew Crenson lived through the aftermath of the Baltimore race riots, the Vietnam War and the Cold War, and he has shared his experiences in the classroom.

Court hands down new ruling on rape

Maryland's highest court has redefined the concept of rape to include situations in which one party withdraws consent after penetration.

Appeals panel invalidates SGA vote, calls for re-election

After an appeals panel disqualified all nine candidates from the first round of Student Council Executive elections, the Council announced that a re-election will begin Friday.

M. lax sinks Midshipmen for 34th straight time

The Hopkins men's lacrosse team is finally back to looking the way they looked in the beginning of the season, when the Blue Jays coveted a number-one national ranking.
M. lax sinks Midshipmen for 34th straight time

Baseball earns top spot in conference with win

The baseball teams from Hopkins and Franklin & Marshall College both sit at the top of the Centennial Conference.
Baseball earns top spot in conference with win

Men's tennis secures eighth straight win

Extending a winning streak to eight events came with something extra for the men's tennis team to celebrate.
Men's tennis secures eighth straight win

Actors excel in new round of Witness plays

The Witness Spring Showcase welcomed the audience to the dark side (of life) with the presentation of four new student-written plays this past weekend in Arellano Theater.
Actors excel in new round of Witness plays

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