FILE PHOTO Students gather in Brody Learning Commons to film a Harlem Shake video in 2013, when Kupferberg attended Hopkins.
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES Students study late into the night at the Library in 1976, overlapping with Garland’s tenure as editor-in-chief.
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES While working on The News-Letter, Deschanel and Freedman started a daily paper in Baltimore.
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES Students attend class in 1973, when Connor attended Hopkins.
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES Students picnic next to Homewood House circa 1950, around when Griffith was Editor-in-Chief.
COURTESY OF RICHARD CHILDRESS & WILL KIRK Hill stands in front of the Gatehouse in 1972 and 2018.
COURTESY OF DAVID PORTER (A&S ’76) A photo of Warren captured in 1976, during his time on the paper.
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES Spring Fair attendees enter the beer garden in 1994, around the time Goldstein and Stephan were appreciating the drink.
FILE PHOTO News-Letter editors pose for a holiday photo in 2015.
ULRICH LANGE / CC BY 2.0 When Hocherman worked at The News-Letter, the paper was set in “hot type” on a Linotype machine.
COURTESTY OF LIISA HANTSOO Hantsoo could often be seen around the Gatehouse and Homewood Campus wearing plaid pants.
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES Students discuss among themselves in AMR I circa the 1950s, around the time Baensch wrote for The News-Letter.
FILE PHOTO As a Managing Editor, Hawk often worked shifts that were 20 hours or longer.
PUBLIC DOMAIN This News-Letter alum was voted “most popular student” by his classmates at Hopkins.
COURTESY OF MATTHEW DUJNIC Dujnic in the basement of the Gatehouse while working on the paper.
COURTESY OF EMILY SCHUSTER Schuster (left) and Jha (right) pictured in the Gatehouse in 1997 when they were both Features Editors.
COURTESY OF CALEB DESCHANEL “Henry James Korn and a plastered friend on a recent visit to the Milton S. Eisenhower Library.”
COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES Einolf’s “Blue Jays Sink Red Ten” covered a Hopkins win over Cornell in men’s lacrosse.
COURTESY OF DIVYA KUMAR Students attending the protest demanded an immediate end to all University plans to form a private police force.
COURTESY OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY GRAPHIC AND PICTORIAL COLLECTION Spring Fair attendees walk around Wyman Quad in 1988, the same year Winfield arrived at Hopkins.
