EDA INCEKARA/PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR President Daniels announced in an email to the student body that as of March 11, Hopkins is canceling in-person classes until at least April 12.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM David DeScherer finished second among Division III fencers in the sabre.
COURTESY OF KATY WILNER Operation A.R.T.S. designed a piece of artwork titled “Rainbow Nimbus” to improve wellbeing.
COURTESY OF RISHI SHAH A bill to encourage college students to register to vote failed to pass.
COURTESY OF MICHELLE LIMPE. FLOC and MOCHA members examined the intersection of race and gender.
COURTESY OF MICHELLE LIMPE FLOC and MOCHA members examined the intersection of race and gender.
COURTESY OF JAKE LEFKOVITZ Outside Garland Hall, students rallied to demand direct access to the Board.
COURTESY OF JAKE LEFKOVITZ. (Captions goes here. Please don't forget.)
COURTESY OF LEELA GEBO A Place to Talk provides free and private peer listening services to the Hopkins community.
FILE PHOTO SGA members discussed their petition requirements for candidates.
COURTESY OF LEELA GEBO Wings is distributing free tampons and pans to 10 restrooms on campus.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Hopkins was a top-ranked team but lost in double overtime in round one.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Matthew Ritchie scored a career-high six RBIs against Messiah College.
GAGE SKIDMORE/CC BY-SA 2.0 With Warren no longer in the Presidential race, Park supports Biden.
FILE PHOTO Gould and Kaufman support an increase in student voting, despite the Act’s failure.
Elvert Barnes/CC BY-SA 2.0 A 2018 rally at the Baltimore Convention Center demanding Medicare for All.
FILE PHOTO Lola reflects on her process of withdrawing from a class in the fall.
COURTESY OF LAUREN PAULET Paulet and Geada reused decorations to save on both waste and money.
COURTESY OF CLAIRE BEAVER With Bieber’s resurgence, Beaver wishes we could leave him in the past.
