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(09/30/26 10:04pm)
On Sept. 23, 2026, the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute hosted Teresa Bejan for a book lunch centered around her newest release: First Among Equals: Visions of Equality Before Egalitarianism. Bejan, a Professor of Political Theory and a fellow of Oriel College at the University of Oxford, has been working on the novel for the last decade. The book lunch was one feature in a series of events hosted by AGHI focused on conversing with interdisciplinary authors in a non-formal environment.
(10/03/26 7:24pm)
On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the University’s Master of Arts in Science Writing Program hosted an online Author Talks event featuring science journalist Siri Carpenter and Ferris Jabr. The event was moderated by one of the program’s lecturers, Marianne Amoss.
(09/28/26 6:19pm)
On Tuesday, September 24, the Student Government Association (SGA) convened for its weekly meeting. Director of programming Grace Guan announced that LEED is hosting a talent show on Oct. 17 during Parents Weekend. During the senator's reports, Kevin Xu announced that the Committee of Student Organizations is continuing to work on a prospective student organization fair. Senator Omatola Alaofin spoke about the academic affairs committee working on a transfer student association, along with an initiative regarding credit-overloading in the Krieger school.
(09/18/26 4:00am)
University President Ronald J. Daniels, in his capacity as Association of American Universities (AAU) chair, and three other university presidents reviewed the Department of Education’s new framework for higher education, which was released on August 3, 2026. The document is formatted as a call to action to define for university presidents and leaders to redefine their individual missions.
(09/16/26 4:00am)
On Tuesday, September 15 the Hopkins Student Government Association (SGA) convened for their fourth weekly general body meeting (GBM) of the academic year.
(09/15/26 9:53pm)
On Friday, September 11, the Aronson Center for International Studies hosted the first talk of their Fall 2026 speaker series. Ryan Calder, an associate professor in the Department of Sociology, hosted a talk titled “The Arab Gulf States, Global Energy Markets, and the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections.”
(09/17/26 4:00am)
Milton S. Eisenhower Library set to reopen in early 2027
(09/17/26 4:00am)
On August 25, 2026 Hopkins celebrated the one-year anniversary of the opening of the Bloomberg Student Center (BSC). The building was developed to serve as a centralized gathering space where students could eat, study and socialize, and, according to a University spokesperson, was designed with the goal of satisfying student needs. The origins of BSC, however, date back more than a decade. A presentation from 2014 that was recently emailed to The News-Letter laid out detailed plans for what would eventually become BSC.
(09/16/26 4:00am)
On Thursday September 10th, Hopkins held the Campus Store Grand Reopening Celebration, an event that welcomed individuals to see the new layout and amenities of the campus bookstore. Major store renovations took place during the summer months of 2026 after Follett Higher Education Group assumed operations from Barnes and Noble in 2025.
(09/15/26 4:00am)
The small pedestrian bridge in Wyman Park, over the Stony Run stream, reopened in late August. The bridge is located in the northern part of the park and connects a trail that runs east to west across the park.
(09/01/26 4:46pm)
The IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix took place in Washington, D.C. on August 23. The motor race marks the latest event in a series of “Freedom 250” branded events announced by the Trump administration to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. The event was first announced in January, after an executive order signed by President Donald Trump sanctioned the race. The grand prix took place in a temporarily constructed circuit in Washington D.C., centrally located near landmarks like the National Mall and the Capitol Building.
(07/16/26 4:55am)
Ronald J. Daniels is the President of Johns Hopkins University. On May 8, President Daniels spoke with The News-Letter in an exclusive interview discussing the University’s 150th anniversary, campus construction, federal funding cuts, global conflicts and more.
(07/06/26 1:07pm)
Mike Spector is an investigative reporter for Reuters’ legal team, where he covers legal and political news, and a former Editor-in-Chief of The News-Letter. In an interview with The News-Letter, Spector reflects on his time at Hopkins, his career in journalism and his recent accomplishment in winning the 2026 Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for National Reporting.
(04/18/26 1:37am)
On April 17, the Hopkins Organization for Programming (HOP) hosted a countdown to reveal the headliner of the 2026 Spring Fair Concert. Held on the Beach at 8:30 p.m., the event attracted at least 100 students and featured free food and a VIP Ticket Giveaway.
(04/17/26 5:02am)
On Saturday, April 4 the Blue Jay Bhangra (BJB) team competed at the highest level of collegiate Bhangra: Bhangra Blowout, a national bhangra competition that brings together eight of the top collegiate teams in the country.
(04/14/26 7:00pm)
On Friday, April 3, the Committee of Student Elections (CSE) released the election results for Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Board and class council. The total number of student voters was 1,286, higher than the turnout of 1,032 and 831 in the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 elections, respectively.
(04/08/26 1:47am)
On Tuesday, April 7, a leaked University video announced that Katalin Karikó will deliver the commencement speech for the Class of 2026.
(04/02/26 1:00pm)
Following the trend to examine the University’s history amidst its 150th year anniversary, The News-Letter revisited publication records to examine the late expansionary period of the Homewood campus. Particularly, Hopkins’ vision of the neighboring Charles Village as an extension of campus life rather than solely a residential area dominated this transformation.
(04/01/26 1:45am)
On Saturday, March 28, hundreds of Baltimoreans gathered at the intersection of North Charles Street and East University Parkway to join 7 million Americans across the nation who were protesting for “No Kings.” This is the third nationwide No Kings protest since the inaugural “day of defiance,” when President Trump’s 79th birthday celebration coincided with a national military parade on June 14th.
(04/03/26 10:00am)
What2Do is an app developed by sophomores Ameen Raissi (Chief Operations Officer [COO]), Rushil Khadilkar (COO) and Arad Sadaghiani Tabrizi (Chief Executive Officer [CEO]). Recently, the platform has received a barrage of media attention, with the group’s Instagram Reels reaching upwards of 500 likes. The News-Letter interviewed the founders of What2Do to learn more about the creators behind the app.
