After a successful first year of scientific exploration at the InnoWorks summer camp, the Hopkins InnoWorks chapter is looking forward t...

The JHU Hellenic Students Association (HSA) hosted its third annual Greek Night on Friday, Apr. 20 to promote Hellenic culture on campus with a fusion of food, music and dancing. This year’s event w...

The duty of undergraduate students is to immerse themselves into their chosen field of study while, at the same time, exploring other interests and broadening their perspectives. Dr. Choonwon Kan...

The 9th annual Physics Fair was held all day this past Saturday at the Bloomberg Center for Physics and Astronomy. The fair was sponsored by the Department of Physics and Astronomy and featured over 2...

On Tuesday, Apr. 24, the Graduate Representative Organization hosted a discussion about the problems with food and energy that face many poor villages in India. Aravinda 1.2863635 News & Features Aravinda BEN KUPFERBERG News & Features http://www.jhunewsletter.com/news-features/honorary-society-selects-two-from-hopkins-1.2863634 NASH JENKINS
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The American Academy of Arts and Sciences elected two Hopkins professors as fellows last week, adding them to the ranks of the now-fifty active and retired Hopkins faculty members who hold fellowships in the 230-year-old society. Dr. ]]> Sat, 28 Apr 2012 1.2863634 News & Features NASH JENKINS News & Features http://www.jhunewsletter.com/news-features/an-ambitious-food-tour-through-spring-fair-1.2863611 ALEX BARBERA and GEORGINA RUPP
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Picture a giant inflatable ice cream cone, crowds made up of Hopkins students and Baltimore locals alike, the sounds of trucks’ engines humming, and an overwhelming array of scents — various ethnic cuisines and the products of deep fryers surrounding y...

The phrase, “the meaning of life” has different connotations for just about everyone. But though the meaning may not be clear, the means are: vaginal insemination. College is meant to be a time for exploration, to discover who you want to b...

After spending the majority of the semester talking about Asia, I want to shift gears and move to South America, specifically Ecuador. I spent about nine days in this beautiful country over winter break, although for the majority of that time I was on ...

I detest talking on the phone almost as much as I hate texting. Texting leaves too much room for people to misinterpret words and then you have to worry about diffusing unnecessary arguments. That’s why people include smiley faces everywhere, beware of...

Author, journalist, professor and Hopkins graduate Tim Wendel discussed and signed copies of his most recent book, Summer of 68, at the Hopkins Barnes and ' Noble last night. 1.2863604 News & Features Wendel discussed and signed copies of his most recent book, Summer of 68, at the Hopkins Barnes &' Noble last night. ALLISON GRECO News & Features http://www.jhunewsletter.com/news-features/spring-fair-draws-record-crowds-profit-1.2863599 NASH JENKINS
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The 41st annual Spring Fair was held this past weekend at Hopkins, continuing the yearly springtime custom of food and festivity at Homewood. Hopkins’s Spring Fair is the largest student-run universi...

Last Thursday evening, Apr. 19, an anonymous email was sent to the Office of the Dean of Student Life reporting hazing activities that have been occurring and will be coming in the near future. As a result, all sororities and fraternities on campus are...

On Tuesday, JHU Politik hosted an event entitled “Earth and ' Space: Space Expansionism, Geopolitics and ]]> Thu, 26 Apr 2012 1.2861963 News & Features JHU Politik hosted an event entitled “Earth &' Space: Space Expansionism, Geopolitics and LAURA MUTH News & Features http://www.jhunewsletter.com/news-features/share-features-hands-on-showcase-1.2861956 MARY KATHERINE ATKINS
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Supporting Hospitals Abroad with Resources and Equipment (SHARE) hosted SHARE Fair yesterday in the Charles Commons Salons A and ' B. The event aimed to increase awareness on improving worldwide access to medical supplies. “Tonight’s theme is really cen...

The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) hosted its semi-annual Cultural Block Party last Friday, Apr. 13, engaging student cultural organizations for an afternoon of food, festivity, and, adhering t...

the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences hosted “The Sinking of the Titanic – 100 Years Later” in Gilman Hall on April 14. The event strove to share information about the Titanic and the world in 1...

Rather Ripped (2006) and ' The Eternal (2009) Their last two albums mark Sonic Youth’s transition towards more “pop-like” songs. By pop, I mean take everything they have done in their career — the noise solos, instrumental parts, the dissonance, th...

My roommate expressed this sentiment a few weeks ago. Yeah, it’s pretty bizarre, but she makes an interesting point. For those of you who are partial to roses or have ever endeavored to adopt a pair of the silicon twins, hear me out. Let’s start with...

Stepping away from trying to lose weight, let us divert some attention to those who want to put on a few pounds. Insofar as pure technique, calorie for calorie, nobody knows how to eat healthier than a bodybuilder. With carbs and protein measured to pr...