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HOPKINSSPORTS.COM The women’s basketball team opened their Centennial Conference slate with a victory against the McDaniel College Green Terror at Goldfarb Gym over Thanksgiving break.

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HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Senior quarterback Jonathan Germano surveys the field for an open receiver to pass to.

COURTESY OF N. LASPADA LaSpada, All-American XC runner

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COURTESY OF N. LASPADA LaSpada, All-American XC runner

Courtesy of CLARISSA CHEN Supporters of fossil fuel divestment gathered outside Garland Hall before holding a sit-in.

COURTESY OF SAM FOSSUM President of Refuel Our Future Maggie Weese addressed the peaceful protestors outside of Garland Hall.

COURTESY OF CLARISSA CHEN Members of Refuel Our Future camped outside Garland Hall after holding a sit-in.

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KAREEM OSMAN/PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Since Trump's victory, activism has exploded on campus. Corey Payne is pictured at center with megaphone.

COURTESY OF KATHERINE LOGAN Protesters marched around campus before the occupation.

COURTESY OF ROLLIN HU Supports of the Humanities Center demanded to speak with Dean Wendland.

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COURTESY OF KATHERINE LOGAN Protesters marched around campus before the occupation.

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COURTESY OF ROLLIN HU Supports of the Humanities Center demanded to speak with Dean Wendland.

COURTESY OF DAVID SAVELIEV Some students lined up to see Sanders six hours before the event started.

COURTESY OF DAVID SAVELIEV Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) participated in a Q&A with University President Ronald J. Daniels after his speech.

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COURTESY OF DAVID SAVELIEV Some students lined up to see Sanders six hours before the event started.

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COURTESY OF DAVID SAVELIEV Bernie Sanders participated in a Q&A with President Daniels after his speech.

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COURTESY OF ASHLEY KIM Around 60 students attended the protest and sit-in to urge the University to divest from fossil fuels.

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COURTESY OF ASHLEY KIM President of Refuel Our Future Maggie Weese addressed the peaceful protestors outside of Garland Hall.

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