Student-run Hop and Shake born from undergraduates’ conception
Students going to the gym for the first time since getting back from winter break will notice an addition to the facility’s offerings in the form of a smoothie stand.
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Students going to the gym for the first time since getting back from winter break will notice an addition to the facility’s offerings in the form of a smoothie stand.
Last Saturday, Homewood Museum hosted the Harvest Ball, a fundraiser held to support a variety of programs at Hopkins. Members of the Carroll family, whose early American relatives lived in the former country house, were the primary sponsors of the Ball but an array of contributors gave donations and bought tables at the event.
Hopkins honored the bicentennial of 19th century Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard’s birth last weekend by hosting a conference titled “Kierkegaard Repetitions,” with people coming from around the world to discuss the intricacies of Kierkegaard’s work. The conference, which was organized by the Hopkins Humanities Center and sponsored by the Royal Danish Embassy, featured an array of speakers, including the Danish Ambassador to the United States, Peter Taksøe-Jensen.