Courtesy of Cas Gustafsson Love described the impacts of both land an information colonization.
COURTESY OF JANAYA BROWN Ren is a multifaceted artist experienced with collages and Adobe Illustrator.
COURTESY OF BENJAMIN EVANS Students wrote, directed and acted in Witness Theater’s four new plays.
GAGE SKIDMORE/CC BY-SA 2.0 Novetsky draws negative parallels between biblical King Jehoiakim and President Trump.
GAGE SKIDMORE/CC BY-SA 2.0 Mollin refuses to support Bloomberg, citing his mayoral record and his use of wealth.
COURTESY OF KATY WILNER For Wilner, adulting means handling the mundane tasks, like cleaning.
EDA INCEKARA/PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR According to Beaver, Sandler plays the same dumb husband in every movie.
COURTESY OF ELIZABETH IM Im looks back on her decision to study abroad in Stockholm this semester.
COURTESY OF SOFIA VERHEYEN The second location of Ekiben features new starters and a new mural.
COURTESY OF JESSE WU Suspended Brewing uses food and drink to push ecological sustainability.
COURTESY OF AMRITA BALRAM Images from Science 3 is on view at the Hopkins medical campus from now until March 20.
COURTESY OF WILLIAM BLAIR Ale Keene of Florida Atlantic University discussed sleep-metabolism in flies.
CC By 2.0 A rally in LA in support of Medicare for All, which Ravi argues in favor of.
COURTESY OF CAS GUSTAFFSON Hui Guan of North Carolina State University presented her work on reuse-centric optimization.
ROSIE JANG/CARTOONS EDITOR Hopkins students figure out how to balance their love lives with their homework.
COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM News & Features Editor Malcom reflects on the frustrations of flirting with closeted men.
COURTESY OF EUNICE PARK Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel presented a spectacular program at Peabody.
