Health and Wellness to offer herbal consultationsLess than two months after the Hopkins Hospital opened a new Integrative Medical Center, the Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC) has announced plans to offer integrative treatments to Hopkins students starting today. 5 Comments |
Opposing groups debate nation's challengesCollege Democrats, Republicans discuss war and free markets in light of presidential election
David Byrnes and Daniel Marans have been friends for nearly two years. They have been debating politics with each other for just as long. Post a comment |
A&S enrollment rises, Engineering dropsWhile Hopkins undergraduate studies have been known for their scientific and medical bent, recent data released by the Office of the Registrar suggests that more students are pursuing their interests in the humanities and other top-ranked majors such as International Relations. Post a comment |
News in BriefSafety group receives over $2 million Gifts of more than two million dollars have been awarded to the Johns Hopkins Quality and Safety Research Group (QSRG). These contributions are a result of a matching fund from an anonymous donor and the Sandler Foundation of the Jewish Community Fund. Post a comment |
Being late to class is no excuse to not look classyHopCoutureOh s--t! I just woke up five minutes before class and I need to make myself look presentable, or at least not like someone who woke up five minutes before class. Post a comment |
The most reliable trick in the book: reading his lipsLipschtickA friend of mine recently asked how to bridge the gap between friends and lovers. Post a comment |
Imbibe and survive the chaos of Fells Point this HalloweenGuest ColumnBefore you venture off into the mayhem that is Fells Point on Halloween, there are a few things you should know. Post a comment |
Feeling unusually sad? Chances are, you might have SADTo Health With ItAhh ... Leaves are turning golden-red and brown, the wind is brisk and chilly, the sun comes out later and it's already sunset when I head to the library. 1 Comment |
Levering Lounge opens as new study spot
For everyone frustrated with the library's buzzing mass of students, there is now a new venue for study. comfortable chairs, couches and bar stools that aim to create a new study hub. Post a comment |
Teach for America offers graduates community ties
Only about one in every three teenagers in Baltimore graduates from high school, making graduation rates here among the lowest in the country, and according to Rachel Evans, the director for Recruitment of Teach for America (TFA) in Baltimore, this is the main issue that TFA tries to confront. Post a comment |
First annual Greek Weekend provides entertainment, philanthropy
Hopkins's first annual Greek Weekend was marked by participation from Greeks and non-Greeks alike at events such as Casino Night, an inter-sorority Powderpuff football game and the annual Kite and Key Cook-Off, despite dreary weather conditions. 1 Comment |
Prof. Zucker discusses his two passions
Any visitor to the office of mathematics Professor Steven Zucker is immediately drawn in. On the shelves, cartoons mix and mingle with stacks of books, and an old picture of Zucker himself sits tucked neatly behind a newspaper. And of course, the chalkboard nearly is filled with complex math expressions. 15 Comments |