On Wednesday, March 26, the Foreign Affairs Symposium (FAS) hosted philosopher, political commentator and activist Cornel West in Shriver Hall. West, who has taught at Union Theological Seminary, Yale, Harvard…

Against a difficult field at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic South Regionals, the Hopkins women’s fencing team acquitted themselves well in their last meet of the year. The squad was led by…

The Hopkins men’s baseball team started off their 2014 season this past weekend with a strong and undefeated 4-0 record. The Blue Jays swept both Rivier and Oneonta, outscoring both…

With construction enveloping the east side of campus, students can often be seen remarking on the effects such construction has upon their common routes to and from class. While the…

In our increasingly environmentally conscious society, consumers often opt for reusable versions of frequently used items such as shopping bags or water bottles. Unfortunately, reusable varieties are not available for…

The Hopkins Robotics Club recently transformed a campus staircase into an octave of piano keys. In only five hours, a group of Robotics Club members wired the Hackerman Hall staircase…

Okay, I get it. Rap really isn’t what it used to be. Lately, it seems like we’ve traded lyricism and honesty for bass-knocking beats and catchy hooks. The only songs…