COURTESY OF AIMEE CHO This week’s picks include the psychological thriller Speak No Evil directed by James Watkins, the murder mystery and romance novel Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout, Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin by English singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse and Pearl Jam’s concert at CFG Bank Arena.
fishermansdaughter / CC BY 2.0 Talwar comments on the instant gratification habits at Hopkins and contrasts it to how things used to be in the ancient times.
NIAID / CC BY 2.0 New discoveries in HIV research have renewed hope for the development of an HIV vaccine.
COURTESY OF KAYLEE NGUYEN As a freshman, Nguyen reflects on her experience at Hopkins so far and how she finds happiness in her everyday life.
COURTESY OF LEO QI Postdocs and other university affiliates gather for a picnic at Wyman Park Dell in support of Hopkins-Pro, a union for postdoctoral researchers.
COURTESY OF YANA MULANI Mulani reflects on how she’s changed and grown over time.
COURTESY OF CATHY WANG This weekend of activities features a few events around Baltimore to usher in the fall season.
DEFENSE VISUAL INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION SERVICE / PUBLIC DOMAIN Rainbolt recaps the start of 2024 college football season and discusses the implications of important wins and losses.
JOE GLORIOSO / CC BY 2.0 Freddy Branson highlights the important matchups and headlines ahead of the opening weekend of the 2024 NFL season.
COURTESY OF MIGUEL BISMONTE Bismonte shares how his great-grandfather’s Hopkins journey inspired him to pursue a nursing degree at the University.
COURTESY OF YUYU HUANG Ellicott City offers a wonderful mix of walkable streets, delicious dining spots and unique shopping experiences.
ALISTAIR ROSS / CC BY-SA 2.0 The Paris Olympics brought us many incredible moments this summer.
AIMEE CHO / MANAGING EDITOR This week’s pick include Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the highly anticipated sequel starring Jenna Ortega, The Life Impossible, a new novel by Matt Haig and the Dance O’Show in Shriver Hall, featuring student dance groups.
COURTESY OF SAMHI BOPPANA Boppana and John reflect on their time at The News-Letter!
COURTESY OF ISABEL LEONETTI After experiencing countless class registrations, Leonetti offers some advice for incoming freshmen.
COURTESY OF JOHN CINTRON Cintron sitting at his workspace on the 9th floor lab, part of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute.
COURTESY OF CONRAD LOUIS CHARLES The Peabody Jazz Ensemble is led by renowned trumpeter Sean Jones, the Richard and Elizabeth Case Chair in Jazz Studies.
COURTESY OF JULIA MENDES QUEIROZ Look around you — everyone is the “new kid” at school.
COURTESY OF LANA SWINDLE Swindle reflects that her first year seminar felt comfortable and engaging.
