Discussion highlights Latinx heritage and culture
By | October 18, 2018Organización Latina Estudiantil (OLÉ) and the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) held the LatinX Heritage Celebratory Keynote Address on Tuesday.
Students discuss biggest midterm election issues
By | October 18, 2018Students gathered on Wednesday to discuss President Donald Trump’s immigration policies and tariffs, Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation and other relevant political conflicts that could affect the 2018 midterm elections. In this election cycle, people are campaigning for all 435 ...
Students call for humanitarian aid for children in Yemen
By | October 18, 2018The Hopkins United Muslim Relief (UMR) hosted Youth for Youth | Yemen on Tuesday and Wednesday as a means to increase campus awareness of Yemen’s civil war. UMR is an organization dedicated to spreading awareness of ongoing global humanitarian crisis and works to provide aid to affected areas. This ...
SGA introduces idea for a Community Council
By | October 18, 2018The Student Government Association (SGA) discussed the idea of a JHU Community Council (JCC) at their weekly meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 16.
Arts
Documentary shows the dangers of gentrification
By | October 18, 2018Gentrification is the process of turning a neighborhood to a middle-class, affluent living space through renovation. This essentially means that the less affluent community members living in those neighborhoods are displaced due to rising rents and the influx of wealthier people. Most people have no ...
Remington’s R. House gets into the Halloween spirit
By | October 18, 2018R. House hosted a Halloween-themed vintage market to support the Women’s Advocacy Coalition in Baltimore on Sunday, Oct. 14. The market, located in the garage right next to the bustling ...
opinion
Community must be at the core of a Hopkins police force
By | October 18, 2018After University officials failed to pass legislation that would have enabled them to create a private police force last semester, they announced that they would spend the next several months gathering student and community input to revise the bill.
Elitism, not racism, is the real problem in admissions
By | October 18, 2018When I was applying to college, my dad told me 山外有山,天外有天 which translates to “there will always be a taller mountain, there is always something higher than the sky.” ...
Sports
Athlete of the Week Samantha Levy — women’s cross country
By | October 18, 2018This past weekend, the women’s cross country team dominated the Rowan Inter-Regional Border Battle. They competed against other top Division III teams, including State University of New York at Geneseo, who followed right behind the Jays in second place. The Blue Jays beat Geneseo by 51 points. ...
M. Soccer takes down Franklin & Marshall 4-1
By | October 18, 2018
Voices
Nuanced portrayals of mental illness in media
By | October 18, 2018
Here are a few conditions for living in my hometown
By | October 18, 20181. Your first pair of boots must be Justin Cowboy Boots or a worn-looking pair of brown hunting boots with a gold buckle from Muck Boots. You must wear them at least four times a week ...
Coming out of the closet put me in another box
By | October 18, 2018Last Thursday I literally tagged myself with a label. For National Coming Out Day, I wore extra-long, half-rainbow, half-purple socks that had the word “GAY” sewn on them in white ...
How to find beauty in solving a broken puzzle
By | October 18, 2018
Your Weekend
Try Samos Restaurant for a delicious Greek dinner
By | October 18, 2018This weekend, I made the trek off campus out to Samos Restaurant in Greektown. Located in southeast Baltimore, it is conveniently located right next to the Bayview Medical Campus (if you ever happen to be there).
First Immigrant Food Festival is a unique success
By | October 18, 2018On Sunday, Oct. 14, Baltimore’s Immigrant & Refugee Food Festival brought together a diverse selection of food and art vendors to celebrate immigrant culture. The event took ...
