COURTESY OF AYDEN MIN Min (lower right) shares how being part of a team offers support and motivation that carries over to tackling busy lifestyles and balancing mental health.
COURTESY OF AIMEE CHO Cho suggests study locations around Baltimore, including cafes and the George Peabody Library.
COURTESY OF SARA KAUFMAN Charm City Circulators wish riders "Happy Holidays" on Christmas Eve.
COURTESY OF CATHY WANG Wang suggests some simple recipes to brighten up your freshman year.
COURTESY OF SHIRLENE JOHN Huang shares some of her favorite restaurants in Baltimore.
COURTESY OF RITWIK RAJ Raj with his family on the Breezeway during New Student Orientation in 2021.
COURTESY OF BUSE KOLDAS Hailey Finkelstein (left) and Buse Koldas (right). Koldas gives recommendations to the incoming freshmen on how to build friendships with their roommates.
COURTESY OF YANA MULANI Mansour suggests the security escort program as a way to get around at night while still feeling safe.
COURTESY OF FREDDY BRANSON Branson highlights the biggest lessons he has learned about moving away and becoming comfortable in a new home.
COURTESY OF MAYA BRITTO. Britto offers advice on completing coursework to be able to have time for extracurriculars.
COURESTY OF ANNE LI Li reflects on her search for belonging as a college student at Hopkins.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR As a result of a $1 billion donation from Bloomberg Philanthropies, the tuition of most students at the School of Medicine, starting this fall, will be free.
COURTESY OF MOLLY GAHAGEN Gahagan shares what she would tell her freshman self about her college experiences.
COURTESY OF ZAL EKINCI Ekinci reflects on his highs and lows of his time at Hopkins.
CURTESY OF CHISOM UWAKWE Uwakwe reflects on what she thought her college experience would be like.
COURTESY OF MADELYN KYE Kye reflects on what it means to have no plans for after graduation and return to Long Island.
COURTESY OF KOBI KHONG Khong reflects on how his favorite moments at Hopkins have been unplanned.
COURTESY OF ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN Tuschman looks back on her time with The News-Letter.
