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Hopkins students react to gay marriage legislationMembers of the Homewood community respond to a ruling by the Maryland Court of Appeals banning same-sex marriage |
Police closed down 3200 block of St. Paul on report of suspicious packageThreat turned out to be false alarmCity police closed off the 3200 block of St. Paul St. on Sunday after the discovery of a suspicious package, which turned out to be a false alarm, officials said. Post a comment |
Hostel provides B'more visitors with alternativesThe city played host to dozens of different events and festivals designed to help its citizens fill the endless summer hours. Camden Yards became the site for the African-American Heritage Festival, fireworks lit up the sky above the city on Independence Day, and on July 21, bookstores were overwhelmed with fans for the seventh Harry Potter book release. Post a comment |
Spring semester schedule changes are finalizedConvincing Hopkins students to sacrifice their four-day weekends for a more traditional five-week class spread does not seem like the easiest task. Post a comment |
Report: Rate of drug-resistant staph infection in Baltimore excessively highDrug-resistant strain can potentially kill if untreatedA drug-resistant form of staph infection has been found in Baltimore at an excessively high rate, according to a new report produced in part by Hopkins researchers. 1 Comment |
Hopkins gets failing grade for secretive endowmentHopkins has made a slight improvement over the past year in its attempts to provide a sustainable future, according to the Sustainable Endowments Institute. Post a comment |
College tuition costs still on the riseIn his first speech to George Washington University's Board of Trustees on Oct. 19, GWU's President and former Hopkins Provost Steven Knapp called for an increase in affordability at the University, citing its negative impact on the institution's image. Post a comment |
ESL classes benefit both students and TAs alikeOne of students' biggest pet peeves is Teaching Assistants with thick accents and poor English. Post a comment |
Looking back at a crisis, one year laterOne year after Sigma Chi's controversial "Halloween in the 'Hood" party, little has changedOne year later, few substantive changes have been made within the University in response to the controversial Halloween in the 'Hood party. 1 Comment |
After five years and millions spent, Decker Quad opens
After almost five years of laborious planning, construction and $77 million in spending, the Alonzo G. and Virginia G. Decker Quadrangle officially opened this past Saturday night. Post a comment |
Reaching enlightenment at HomewoodReligion at HopkinsOnly 1.6 percent of students identify themselves as Buddhists. A look inside their community. Post a comment |
Joint venture opens JHU labs to Notre DameHopkins and the nearby College of Notre Dame signed off on a new deal last week, the Sister Alma McNicholas Women Scientists Program, formalizing a two-year renewable program that will offer three promising Notre Dame science-major undergraduates the chance to work during either the summer or academic school year as trainees with choice JHMI laboratories and researchers. Post a comment |
