PUBLIC DOMAIN / OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE PHOTO Tie considers the impact of growing tension between the U.S.and China on the Hopkins community.
COURTESY OF CHRISTOPHER BECKER As the country chants "Black Lives Matter," Onuoha considers whether it's true in America today.
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM The Black Faculty and Staff Association organized a peaceful demonstration on the eve of Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating emancipation.
FILE PHOTO FLI and international students discuss employment and housing issues for the fall.
Praxidicae / CC BY-SA 4.0 Brandon Scott wins the Democratic primary for Baltimore Mayor.
LAKSHAY SOOD // LAYOUT EDITOR Helfer argues that history is repeating itself as tensions over systemic racism in the U.S. run high in 2020.
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM Yu argues that the University should seek to expand peer mentorship opportunities this fall.
CC By-SA 4.0 The NBA will resume the 2019-2020 season on July 31 with only 22 teams.
FILE PHOTO Administrators will address the petition at a town hall on June 10.
FILE PHOTO Amid protests over police brutality and violence, Hopkins must listen to its students and abandon plans for a private police force.
COURTESY OF TEACHERS AND RESEARCHERS UNITED Graduate students at Hopkins argue that the University has not adequately supported them amid COVID-19.
COURTESY OF JAMES DWECK The University will be distributing Wellness Kits to students residing in Charles Village.
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM Protesters gathered in front of the Hopkins sign on June 5 to demand racial equality.
FILE PHOTO The University’s three-phase plan will mirror Baltimore's plan for reopening.
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM Going forward, the Editors-in-Chief plan to recruit more black writers.
COURTESY OF MICHELLE LIMPE University hosts third 2020 planning town hall
COURTESY OF GAIGE KERR The University has reportedly attempted to prevent students from photographing the graffitied sign.
