COURTESY OF LEMON DOROSHOW The Center for Social Concern hosted a book talk on Devin Allen’s A Beautiful Ghetto, which was followed by small group discussions and reflections.
COURTESY OF HARMONY LIU Liu writes thank-you letters to the girls she met in Shanghai.
COURTESY OF SAMIKA JAIN Jain sings her ode to dorm life in her new triple.
COURTESY OF SAREENA NAGANAND A photo Naganand took during a relaxing walk around campus over the summer, going on walks and appreciating what’s around her has helped with keeping her grounded in the present.
COURTESY OF YEKYEONG LEEIn his weekly article, Public Editor Leo Lin explores the essential role of a public editor.
COURTESY OF KRISTIN MILBURN To this day, Milburn wonders, “Of all the thoughts that’ve raced in my mind, I’ve worried: What if I become that same six-year-old girl who couldn’t finish any of her work on time?”
RUI DO ROSARIO / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR Take a break from studying and enjoy some of the fun events happening this weekend!
COURTESY OF KATE XIE Xie discusses her undergraduate research experiences in an interview with The News-Letter.
COURTESY OF GRACE WANG Wang describes her experience in the fast-paced summer course, Organic Chemistry.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COMA month into school and Hopkins’ sports teams are still holding strong! Take a deep dive into some teams with stellar performances this past week.
COURTESY OF KRISTEN ALVEY Hopkins Votes and the Center for Social Concern hosted their annual National Voter Registration Day in the Bloomberg Student Center.
COURTESY OF ALYSSA GONZALEZ Gonzalez contemplates the difference in how politics is perceived in everyday America versus in Scotland, where she is currently studying abroad.
COURTESY OF RILEY STRAIT Strait lets readers in on his own version of The Simple Life.
JOSHUA LONSTEIN / PHOTO EDITOR Lin explores the results of The News-Letter community survey.
ALL PRO REELS / CC BY-SA 2.0 With the NFL Season back in the swing of things, Branson takes his best shot at trying to sort through the best of the best to figure out who might come out of top!
COURTESY OF ELYJAH BASSFORD UHA members meeting for a trivia night event.
STEVEN SIMPSON / THE NEWS-LETTER SGA reviewed bills for National Pancake Day and considered future initiatives.
COURTESY OF AMANDA RAY On September 5th, Amanda Ray, a graduate student at the Hopkins’ Gordus Lab, presented her dissertation defense, titled “Understanding How Sensory and Motor Information are Processed in a Neuron of Caenorhabditis elegans.”
