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ResLife tightens enforcement of flyering policy

The Office of Residential Life's strengthened enforcement of its flyering policy has revived debate over restrictions on student speech.… Post the First Comment

FAS guest Nafisi speaks on cultural appreciation

Azar Nafisi, human rights activist and the author of the best-seller Reading Lolita in Tehran spoke to a receptive audience on Tuesday as a part of Hopkins' Foreign Affairs Symposium 2007.… Post the First Comment

Tragedy at Virginia Tech shocks the world

Thirty-three students and teachers were killed at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, in Blacksburg, Va., on Monday.… 2 Comments

Class elections see rise in turnout; freshmen positions most contested

Voter turnout jumped 27 percent from last year, although most races saw no contest.… Post the First Comment

Dampened by rain, Spring Fair weekend still deemed a success

Despite an early closure and a decrease in overall size, Hopkins' 36th annual Spring Fair, the largest student-run fair on any U.S. college campus, was deemed a success by organizers. 1 Comment

City denies Phi Psi, sides with neighbors

The fraternity's house on Canterbury Road fell foul of Baltimore's zoning laws. Post a comment

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