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(04/27/17 2:00pm)
Founder of VICE Media Suroosh Alvi highlighted his organization’s goal to shake up traditional journalism at Tuesday night’s Foreign Affairs Symposium (FAS). He related his company’s beginnings and its transformation into a multi-media conglomerate.
(04/13/17 9:05pm)
I sat on my mom’s bed in my sleep-shirt, sobbing uncontrollably. She asked me again and again what was wrong. I had only been home from school for two days, surely nothing could have happened in those two days to upset me so much.
(03/09/17 4:34pm)
The University’s largest auditorium space on campus, Shriver Hall, will undergo renovations at the end of this summer. The building will remain open through Sept. 4. Shriver hosts widely attended performance events like the Orientation Shows (O-Show) and the Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium (MSE).
(03/09/17 4:11pm)
Senior year is the time when many students ask themselves, “What do I want to do next?” Instead of immediately continuing on to the next stage of education, some students decide to plunge into the ambiguous world of “gap years.”
(03/02/17 4:29pm)
On Wednesday, Feb. 22, the University announced that the regalia for this year’s commencement would not include the golden stoles, a decision that surprised many in this year’s graduating class. Stoles, which are a type of scarf associated with graduation attire, became part of the University’s official commencement regalia in 2006.
(02/09/17 3:08pm)
Students gathered in front of the Hopkins sign on N. Charles Street on Wednesday afternoon to denounce sexual assault. They stood holding signs, some of which read, “End Rape Culture,” “Estimated 95% Unreported,” “Silence is Violence” and “You are not alone.”
(11/10/16 8:29pm)
President-elect Donald J. Trump’s unlikely victory early Wednesday morning stunned people across the nation and around the world. The results shocked Hopkins students, many of whom expressed frustration and fear.
(11/03/16 5:12pm)
Roland Park, a wealthy, predominantly white neighborhood directly north of campus, carries a legacy of racial discrimination. The Roland Park Company, a Baltimore suburban developer, planned the neighborhood with the goal of denying black people the right to buy homes there.
(11/03/16 3:12pm)
Even when I’m not too intimidated by Brody’s whitewashed walls to study there, I usually end up not even being able to because it’s always packed.
(10/27/16 3:25pm)
Baltimore is a haven for readers looking to discover bookstores apart from fiendish chain stores. Let’s start in Station North, currently one of the hubs of Baltimore’s art scene, as the neighborhood holds MICA, the Copy Cat Building, and the only alley in Baltimore where graffiti is legal.
(10/27/16 3:10pm)
They always say the book is better than the movie, and sadly that holds true for the much anticipated The Girl on the Train.
(10/20/16 2:37pm)
His Excellency Tiéna Coulibaly, the Malian ambassador to the United States, spoke about Malian history since its independence from France in 1960 at Mason Hall, Wednesday night.
(10/13/16 4:31pm)
With the U.S. presidential election less than one month away, three Hopkins professors discussed the implications of the election on foreign policy and international relations.