COURTESY OF SUSAN ELIZABETH SHAW Susan Elizabeth Shaw discusses her portrayal of Laurie Schwab Zabin, a former professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health and major advocate for reproductive rights.
WORLD WILDLIFE / CC0 1.0 Amy Balanoff discusses her research into the development of avian flight with The News-Letter.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Women’s track and field won their 13th consecutive Centennial Conference title by tallying 310 points, which is the 2nd highest score in championship history (343 by ‘22 Hopkins T&F).
COURTESY OF MINGYUAN SONG The jellyfish hall was small but filled with beautiful displays that felt like a dream to walk through.
NASA/ESA/STScI / PUBLIC DOMAIN This week, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory discovered a shocking stellar display in the ancient universe.
This week’s picks include the highly-anticipated follow-up to the first Dune movie, a novel about generational trauma, Wandering Stars, by Tommy Orange and the comedic play, Chicken & Biscuits, by the Dunbar Baldwin Hughes Theater Company.
COURTESY OF ESTELLE YEUNG Students expressed their interest in learning about the short-and-long-term influences of colonialism.
ET LAMBORGHINI / CC BY-SA 3.0 The Charm City Circulator is a free transit system that primarily runs through the “White L” of Baltimore.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR Kye talks about her shifting approach to writing.
COURTESY OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Over two centuries, this historic building has served as a household, secondary school, office and space for the Johns Hopkins Club before its current role as a museum.
COURTESY OF TRACE TERRELL Terrell shared his aspirations to support mental health through his work in national and global policy.
LECROITG / CC0 1.0 Mahto argues that standardized tests are a useful tool for college admissions, specifically for underserved students.
ARUSA MALIK / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR Explore the many events going on this weekend, including trivia nights and romantic concerts.
COURTESY OF JEREMY CAVANAGH Students attended the Major Fair on Feb. 16, where they were able to explore a variety of major and minor opportunities at Hopkins.
RENE SCHWIETZKE / CC BY 2.0 Felton gives his three biggest trade deadline moves and predicts how those players will make an impact on their new teams.
COURTESY OF LEO QI Ahmed Ragab from the School of Medicine was invited to speak about his research on the queer history of Islam.
MICHAEL HIMBEAULT / CC BY 2.0 Jessica Sorrell highlighted the different reasons why machine learning algorithms might be difficult to replicate.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR Mulani provides a diverse range of book recommendations to keep the spirit of love alive after Valentine’s Day.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR The University faces a Title VI investigation over alleged mishandling of anti-semitism reports on campus.
COURTESY OF TRU-UE Graduate student union leaders gave speeches and organized a picket line for a better a better contract.
