STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR Hop into the action as our student-athletes officially kick off their seasons.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR Experience Homewood Campus, where each semester opens new doors and possibilities for members of the Blue Jay community.
At this year’s convocation ceremony, the Class of 2027 celebrates their official induction into the Hopkins student community.
A collection of photos showcasing the passion and dedication of those who have fought for change then and now.
Photo Editor Steven Simpson captured this year’s Alumni Weekend. Hopkins alumni returned to Homewood Campus for a weekend of connections, celebrations and Hopkins spirit, reliving memories and making new ones while embodying what it means to be forever a Blue Jay.
In celebration of this year’s Earth Day, Photo Editor Steven Simpson photographs the natural wonders of the world around campus, as the images highlight the importance of working toward a greener tomorrow.
Photo Editor Steven Simpson captures the timeless symbols that have united generations of students, faculty and alumni.
Enjoy some film nostalgia around campus as Photo Editor, Steven Simpson, captures Homewood through a creative perspective.
Amid the blooming trees and university life, Hopkins awakens to a new season, revealing beautiful campus sights.
Join some of our staff photographers on a journey of exploration, capturing the beauty and wonder of the cities around us. By Rex Xiao, Kaiyuan Du, Kayla Rabey and Steven Simpson
Hopkins men’s and women’s lacrosse teams score big wins and ignite campus spirit during opening weekend on the Homewood Campus. By Steven Simpson Photo Editor
Beyond the brick and mortar, the facades of Hopkins landmarks tell tales of knowledge, history and endless possibility.
The Homewood Campus is back with students ready for new beginnings. Welcome back to a new semester filled with endless possibilities. By Steven Simpson Photo Editor
Students gathered to celebrate the annual Lighting of the Quads on Dec. 13, where they enjoyed performances, fireworks and the illumination of the quads initiated by President Ronald Daniels.
Check out how our photography staff used black-and-white imagery to enhance interpretation through the removal of natural hues.
Enjoy some long-exposure images that have created a new form of movement and imagery.
Join our staff as they take you on tour through Hopkins to explore some common student perspectives and interactions.
The Johns Hopkins News-Letter editors hope you have a spook-tacular, boo-tiful and fang-tastic Halloween!
