PUBLIC DOMAIN Professor Stuart Schrader explained that the Hopkins Bubble exists in part due to redlining practices in Baltimore.
COURTESY OF AASHI MENDPARA Mendpara recounts the frequent mispronunciation of her name throughout childhood and the meaning her name holds for her today.
COURTESY OF CLAIRE MOON Elaine, Class of 2025, is majoring in Computer Science and Cognitive Science.
COURTESY OF MIN-SEO Kim For many Indigenous peoples, events like powwows are a way to both reclaim and celebrate their cultures which were historically suppressed.
FILE PHOTO Freshmen expressed excitement and frustrations over programming during orientation week.
EMW/CC BY-SA 3.0 The Lacks family is being represented by Attorney Benjamin Crump, who represented the families of George Floyd and Trayvon Martin.
COURTESY OF JASON FISCHER Jason Fischer and Sarah Cormiea studied the relationship between the scent of pumpkin spice and memory.
COURTESY OF MELANIE ALFONZO-HOROWITZ Hopkins students hold signs in support of reproductive rights at the Women's March on Annapolis.
FILE PHOTO Tan reminisces on her adventures around the Homewood campus last year.
FILE PHOTO Students and faculty reflect on the transition back to large in-person lectures.
ROSIE JANG/CARTOONS EDITOR Andersson critiques the culture surrounding food at Hopkins, encouraging students to nourish their bodies.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM After two victories this past weekend, the Jays have extended their win streak to 49 wins.
COURTESY OF JIM BURGER PHOTOGRAPHY (From left to right) Alexandra Rindone, Elana Ben-Akiva, Ariel Yosef Isser, Alycen Wiacek and Julie Shade have all been named Sibel Scholars for the year 2022.
COURTESY OF ARANTZA GARCIA The Blue Jay’s Perch is the perfect weekly excursion for gardeners and plant lovers.
COURTESY OF JULIA ALUMBRO Zinda dancers perform onstage at the O(ctober) Show: Dance Showcase.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Hopkins extended their win streak to 10 games with wins against Dickinson College and Haverford College this past week.
COURTESY OF NILOFER AZAD AND ASHANI WEERARATNA Hopkins scientists Azad (left) and Weeraratna (right) discuss their careers thus far.
