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(18 hours ago)
Last Sunday marked the return of invigorating high-speed motor sport after an almost four-week hiatus. While everyone is markedly elated to have racing back, the typical gossip-worthy driver moves that come over this break were almost completely absent this summer. The Formula One world calls it silly season, a period “when the mass media often focus on trivial or frivolous matters for lack of major news stories.” Unlike last summer, most driver lineups had already been determined for the 2026 season before break.
(09/03/25 2:21am)
Football fans, the wait is almost over. America’s game is back Thursday, Sept. 4 before a full weekend of NFL action kicks off as the regular season gets underway. For NFL diehards, fantasy managers and couch coaches, this means hope, joy, frustration and heartbreak when your first-round pick grabs his hamstring in Week 2. But for all fans, the opening weekend promises marquee matchups and compelling storylines.
(09/03/25 2:15am)
The Student Government Association (SGA) held its first weekly meeting of the 2025–26 academic year on Tuesday, Aug. 26.
(09/02/25 10:00pm)
On Aug. 25, students, faculty and affiliates attended the First Look Ceremony for the new Bloomberg Student Center on Homewood Campus. Guests toured open-concept areas, sampled dining options set to open this fall and explored private rooms for studying, gaming, dancing and more. Students collected swag and mingled with project managers and contributors as they experienced each aspect of the new building.
(09/03/25 4:00am)
10-across: Enrages
(08/28/25 12:22am)
8-across: Branches
(08/29/25 11:00pm)
1-across: Gear part
(08/25/25 1:24pm)
2-down: With 3-across and 8-across, a type of late summer sale
(08/22/25 4:26pm)
In 2019, the construction of the Hopkins Student Center was announced as a space for student social engagement. The center was expected to open in 2024, and construction began in summer 2021.
(08/17/25 7:07pm)
8-down: "Meals-in-a-Minute" location, familiarly
(08/17/25 2:14pm)
Is Baltimore romantic? Perhaps not in the same way Paris is, but there are still soft, rosy moments that can make your heart skip a beat.
(08/17/25 3:35pm)
Freshman year at Hopkins: something I’d dreamed of saying all throughout high school. When it finally became real, I was thrilled: ready to dive into challenging classes, live in a dorm and experience college in the way I’d always imagined. But after a tough first week, things didn’t get easier. Week after week, I found myself struggling, more than I ever expected.
(08/17/25 2:52pm)
College is a transformative time in many people’s lives, and a major aspect of this experience is the people you meet and befriend. However, making friends can seem intimidating when you first step on campus. While there is no single “right” way to go about making friends, here are some things to keep in mind to help you as you begin this chapter of your life.
(08/17/25 3:28pm)
Even though I meet the basic requirement to give roommate advice by having lived with one (second floor, AMR II), I hesitate to provide a numbered list on how to be a good one. There are generalized tips to follow that are abundantly provided on the internet, and living with roommates is a dynamic setting that requires adjusting. Having one roommate requires different behavior than having two, albeit some common themes. So to reach the universal, I’ll try to offer my particular. Take whatever lesson or detail that feels appealing. And since I love the epistolary format:
(08/17/25 3:14pm)
For a while during my first semester of college, I could not separate Mondays from Tuesdays, Tuesdays from Wednesdays, Wednesdays from Thursdays and so on. My days were a blur of class, some form of lunch from Charles Street Market, studying, dinner and then more studying until midnight at minimum.
(08/17/25 2:30pm)
When I first moved to Baltimore, I began to notice the city’s street art but initially reduced it to vandalism — a trademark of crime I had become accustomed to in Chicago. I failed to recognize street art as anything beyond the illegal placement of spray paint. I had never grasped the weight it carried in the past nor the possibilities it could hold for the future. I never expected my perceived symbol of crime to become a window to understand and appreciate culture.
(08/17/25 2:56pm)
Out of the one or two things I learned about college, probably none of them prepared me for the unique obstacles that international students face. Just because I had to figure everything out alone doesn’t mean you have to. So, here are a couple of things I learned.
(08/17/25 3:05pm)
Buse:
(08/17/25 3:55pm)
Transitioning to college and beginning that “new college chapter” can seem daunting, especially for those unfamiliar with the University’s surrounding areas. Hopkins is nestled between Charles Village and Hampden, two bustling and charming Baltimore neighborhoods. With such a convenient and lively atmosphere comes an assortment of essentials to ensure your Hopkins experience is safe and worthwhile.
(08/17/25 3:20pm)
I was sitting in my research lab meeting the other week when my principal investigator (PI) looked over at my phone and saw a little plastic baby cherub peeking over my camera. In his eyes, I saw a silent What the hell is that? as I stifled my laughter.
