COURTESY OF AASHI MENDPARA Mendpara’s three-month stay in Japan taught her the importance of food in her relationships with others.
COURTESY OF ISHAN KALBURGE Because of delays in construction, some students felt the need to purchase private gym memberships.
GPA PHOTO ARCHIVE/CC BY-NC 2.0 Chatterjee reviews the role of media in the Democratic Party’s recent display of infighting, pointing out that oftentimes healthy negotiation is sensationalized.
COURTESY OF EUNICE PARK The enormous pancakes at Miss Shirley's Cafe were delicious.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Sophomore Ashley Heidenrich placed second in a field of 275 at the Rowan Border Battle on Oct. 16.
COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN The Red Line light rail project would bridge West and East Baltimore.
COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN The Red Line light rail system would bridge East and West Baltimore.
GLYN LOWE/CC BY 2.0 Daniel Craig goes out with a bang in his last turn as MI6 agent James Bond.
FILE PHOTO Van Atta considers how Hopkins and other universities act as financial entities, often contradicting their core values as institutions of learning.
COURTESY OF MICHELLE LIMPE One issue being protested was the University's refusal to cover certain gender-affirming surgeries, which the institution classifies as "cosmetic,” under its health insurance.
COURTESY OF MO.NA. GEMS. Models show off the colorful and sustainable designs of Mo.Na Gems.
COURTESY OF MATTHEW PAVESICH Meet Matt, the director of the Expository Writing Program.
HENRY LAURISCH/CC BY SA-3.0 Blake’s new album Friends That Break Your Heart is a genre-bending meditation on the highs and lows of friendship.
COURTESY OF SUDHA YADAV Yadav learned to accept herself and stopped changing her personality for others.
COURTESY OF GABRIEL LESSER Lesser compares his childhood memories of the beach to his current appreciation for the Beach on campus.
FILE PHOTO Lesser compares his childhood memories of the beach to his current appreciation for The Beach on campus.
COURTESY OF JOHN D’CRUZ York addresses the unfair expectations placed on women and their bodies from a young age.
ROSIE JANG/CARTOONS EDITOR To analyzes the ins and outs of hookup culture on college campuses, questioning whether casual sex really empowers women.
GOTOVAN/CC-BY-2.0 Chatterjee argues that Facebook has little incentive to change its harmful ways, given its authority to self-regulate.
COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Crump emphasized that just because something is legal doesn't make it morally right, citing a litany of historical injustices that were allowed by the law.
