CBP PHOTOGRAPHY / PUBLIC DOMAIN Swaminathan argues that there is a migrant crisis that financially burdens cities, threatens U.S. national security and impacts victims of migrant crime.
DONOSTIO KULTURA / CC BY-SA 2.0 The creators of The Platform posing for a screening of the first film in the series. From left to right: Pedro Rivero, Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, Zorion Egileor, Carlos Juárez & Iván Masagué.
JIYUN GUO / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR This week’s picks includes a book of letters by Oliver Sacks and the Hopkins Theater’s production of Passage!
BLAKE BURKHART / CC BY 2.0 Swindle names the intangible obstacle standing in her way of connecting with others as a concrete wall and acknowledges its presence through her writing.
RUI DO ROSARIO / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDTIOR This weekend, check out the Nightmare Before Bar at Kraken Baltimore to celebrate Halloween!
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR The Public Interest Investment Advisory Committee declined the request by Hopkins Justice Collective for divestment of the University’s endowment from companies tied to the State of Israel.
COURTESY OF ARYA KAZEMNIA HopSat is gearing up to launch a nanosatellite powered by passive solar propulsion, which could be the largest solar sail ever sent into space.
NIH IMAGE GALLERY / CC BY-NC 2.0 Stem cells are used to drive organ growth in nonhuman animals, a key focus of human-animal chimera research.
COURTESY OF ROBERTO MONTIEL AND ANTIGUOKO KIROL ELKARTEA The Antiguoko team at the Campeon Italy Club in 1996; notable alumni Xabi Alonso (bottom right) and Mikel Arteta (top center) are visible in this picture.
COURTESY OF BUSE KOLDAS Gonzalez describes how losing her childhood friends changed her for the better and allowed her to discover her true self.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR Students at Hopkins engage in civic dialogue as they look ahead to election day.
COURTESY OF NEHA TRIPATHI Tripathi (left) in front of her research poster at the Rising Stars in Cell Biology Symposium.
COURTESY OF CAROLYN SUFRIN Sufrin discusses her work and experience as an advocate for reproductive rights and improving health care for incarcerated people.
COURTESY OF BECKY ZHENG In an interview with The News-Letter, sophomore Becky Zheng discusses her research experience at Hopkins.
COURTESY OF MYRA SAEED In the concluding event of the Fall 2024 Aronson Center Speaker Series, Professor Bentley Allan discussed global climate policy and efforts by nations to develop domestic clean-energy supply chains.
COURTESY OF ALEX PAN On Oct. 25, Detlef Weigel presented a talk titled "Imperfect Plants in an Imperfect World."
COURTESY OF GIULIANA OPRIS Opris shares about Lake Placid, a charming town in Upstate New York, ideal for those looking for a relaxed break with nature and town charm.
