RAPH_PH / CC BY 2.0 Zhu describes that although Tyler, the Creator's latest project, Chromakopia, lacks the innovation suggested by the promotional material, the album’s vulnerability and introspection is refreshing.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Our Blue Jay athletes had an amazing week -- women’s soccer beat both Pennsylvania State Harrisburg and Haverford College.
COURTESY OF LAVANYA GUPTA The cast of The Barnstormers' production of Twelfth Night, imitating the famous photo of the 2012 Public Theater production featuring Anne Hathaway. From left to right: Katherine Budinger as Countess Olivia, Emma Peralta as Viola and Ander Diez as Duke Orsino.
COURTESY OF ARANTZA GARCIA Mulani unveils her fall reading list, combining literary enjoyment with the crisp, cozy — or chilling — spirit of the season.
COURTESY OF AYDEN MIN Min explains her wish to explore the unexperienced yet questions if a one-way ticket is what she truly desires.
COURTESY OF KAITLIN TAN Magazine Editor Kaitlin Tan recounts a conversation she had with Judah Akers, lead singer of indie folk band Judah & the Lion. On Oct. 18, the band held a concert in Silver Spring, Md.
RICH COLLINS / CC-BY-SA 2.0 Mahto and Rajendra argue that Hopkins should invest in moving its athletic program to Division 1.
ALL-PRO REELS / CC-BY-SA 2.0 Branson discusses some of the potential moves that could happen at the NFL trade deadline.
COURTESY OF JIMMY JOE ROCHE Still frame from Jimmy Joe Roche's Manger, which is an adaptation of the Book of Genesis.
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS / CC BY-SA 4.0 James’s album, Selected Ambient Works Volume II, stands true through the test of time.
ROLANDINHO1 / CC BY SA 4.0 Soccer has been affected by numerous injuries; Ballon d’Or nominee Rodri (pictured above) is out for the season with a cruciate ligament tear.
RUI DO ROSARIO / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR Picks for this week include Chromakopia by Tyler, The Creator, The Blue Hour by Paula Hawkins, Juror #2 by Clint Eastwood and Fountains of Rome and La Mer performed by the BSO and the Aaron Diehl Trio on Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.
COURTESY OF YANA MULANI Mulani ponders a future where she will no longer identify as a “student.”
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR This Hoptoberfest featured a petting zoo, fall bouquet making and a pumpkin patch.
PACH BROTHERS / PUBLIC DOMAIN The Name Review Board recommended that an undergraduate research fellowship named after former President Woodrow Wilson be renamed, and that a residence hall entryway bearing his name be retained and contextualized.
COURTESY OF MIHIR RELAN Jaakkola discusses the applications of generative AI to molecular biology.
COURTESY OF ISABELLA WANG Megan Pinto performed her debut poetry collection Saints of Little Faith at Bird in Hand cafe, alongside Hopkins MFA student Yuan with their collection Slow Render, and Seo's OSSIA.
COURTESY OF LINDA HUANG Huang shares three useful apps that help her stay on top of various aspects of college life!
COURTESY OF AASHI MENDPARA Mendpara reflects on her changing relationship with her little brother.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR Pianist Terrence Wilson skillfully performs a calm section of Maurice Revel’s Piano Concerto in G Major.
