COURTESY OF WILL KIRK 2012 Hopkins graduate and former lacrosse player Andrew Coté honored veterans in the Hopkins community at a a Veterans Day ceremony.
PUBLIC DOMAIN The use of CRISPR gene editing to treat breast and colon cancer is one of this week's biggest scientific breakthroughs.
JOHN D'CRUZ / GRAPHICS EDITOR If you're sticking around for the weekend before Thanksgiving, our Leisure Editor has some great events for you to kick off your break!
COURTESY OF VICTORIA HARMS Harms took her students to the Maryland Center for History and Culture as part of initiatives to include the greater Baltimore community in her classroom.
GPA PHOTO ARCHIVE / CC BY 2.0 Boppana reflects on the 2022 midterm election results.
COURTESY OF MARY KATE MCCORMICK This week’s picks include The Menu and Luca Guadagnino’s new film Bones and All.
COURTESY OF LAUREN SMALL Small's new novel follows two women in Baltimore during the 1918 influenza pandemic.
COURTESY OF GAGE SKIDMORE / CC BY-SA 2.0 Henry Cavill plays a supporting role as Sherlock Holmes in Netflix’s Enola Holmes 2.
COURTESY OF IBM Research / CC BY-ND 2.0 Last week, IBM announced the development of a new quantum computer chip that more than tripled the number of qubits of its predecessor.
COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Maras and Park offer a comprehensive look at some of the most notable KBBQ offerings in the Baltimore area.
UNITED NATIONS PHOTOS / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Women and children in Afghanistan face unique public health challenges.
COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN Yovanovitch encouraged prospective ambassadors to view the work as setting up future generations.
ERIK DROST / CC BY 2.0 It might be time for the Dallas Mavericks to play a different offensive style.
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS / CC BY SA-2.0 McShea makes his predictions for NFL MVP.
PHOTO EDITOR / STEVEN SIMPSON Event organizers demanded the University to end APL’s contract with the U.S. military.
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS / CC BY 3.0 Xiao reevaluates his pre-season predictions.
COURTESY OF JOCELYN SHAN Recalling a memory of a trip with her friend, Shan reconciles her intimate view of China from a familial perspective with a more impersonal view from a foreign lens.
