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Dance Marathon raised money for the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.

Dance Marathon surpasses $75k goal

November 12, 2015

By MEGAN CALLANAN For The News-Letter

LEON SANTHAKUMAR/photography editor
Senior Jackie Choi discussed her difficult transition from high school to Hopkins.

TEDxJHU highlights students’ struggles, successes

November 12, 2015

By PETER JI For The News-Letter

Hopkins AMA creates consulting branch

November 12, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN News & Features Editor

Dwight Watkins talks The Beast Side at Barnes & Noble

November 12, 2015

By SAM FOSSUM For The News-Letter

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Blue Jay Cleaners is one student-run business that Hopkins Student Enterprises has helped succeed.

HSE supports start-ups, campus entrepreneurs

November 12, 2015

By PETER JI For The News-Letter

AMA hosts annual marketing conference

November 12, 2015

By KAREN SHENG For The News-Letter

Analysis: no real stand-outs in GOP debate

November 12, 2015

By SAM FOSSUM For The News-Letter

Female undergraduate reports sexual assault in dorm

By CATHERINE PALMER | November 10, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

COURTESY OF MEY OKAZAKI
Mey Okazaki and Ramy Chin have been in a long-distance relationship since Okazaki’s graduation last year as part of the Class of 2015.

Love actually: real relationships at Hopkins

By CATHERINE PALMER | November 5, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

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Zadie Smith, a writer who discusses racial themes, visited campus.

Zadie Smith talks race in the UK

November 5, 2015

By SHERRY SIMKOVIC For The News-Letter

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Semester.ly is a platform that helps students plan their semester schedules based on preferences.

Semester.ly simplifies course scheduling

November 5, 2015

By SAM FOSSUM For The News-Letter

SGA calls on Univ. to revoke Cosby’s degree

November 5, 2015

By CLAIRE FOX For The News-Letter

Guns on campus: Texas law stirs student debate

November 5, 2015

By ALEX DRAGONE Senior Staff Writer

Whatsgoodly app allows students to have a voice

November 5, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN News & Features Editor

LEON SANTHAKUMAR/PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR
Students had mixed reactions to the film screening held in Wolman.

Film screening spurs climate change debate

November 5, 2015

By CELINE SHANOSKY For The News-Letter

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Alex Hsiao from Beta Theta Pi won the annual Mr. Phi Mu competition, which supports the Katie Oppo Research Fund.

Mr. Phi Mu crowned at cancer fundraiser

November 5, 2015

By KELSEY KO For The News-Letter

COURTESY OF DANIELLE PITKOFF
The T-shirts had captions that advocate against sexual assault culture.

Clothesline Project fights sexual assault on campus

November 5, 2015

By ANNA WESCHE For The News-Letter

Profs. discuss South African student unrest

November 5, 2015

By ROLLIN HU For The News-Letter

Courtesy of SOFYA FREYMAN
The Office of Study Abroad offers various international programs.

Intersession, semester abroad compared

November 5, 2015

By MEGAN CALLANAN For The News-Letter

Author investigates legalizing prostitution in U.S.

November 5, 2015

By PETER JI For The News-Letter

News & Features

Dance Marathon surpasses $75k goal

TEDxJHU highlights students’ struggles, successes

Hopkins AMA creates consulting branch

Dwight Watkins talks The Beast Side at Barnes & Noble

HSE supports start-ups, campus entrepreneurs

AMA hosts annual marketing conference

Analysis: no real stand-outs in GOP debate

Female undergraduate reports sexual assault in dorm

Love actually: real relationships at Hopkins

Zadie Smith talks race in the UK

Semester.ly simplifies course scheduling

SGA calls on Univ. to revoke Cosby’s degree

Guns on campus: Texas law stirs student debate

Whatsgoodly app allows students to have a voice

Film screening spurs climate change debate

Mr. Phi Mu crowned at cancer fundraiser

Clothesline Project fights sexual assault on campus

Profs. discuss South African student unrest

Intersession, semester abroad compared

Author investigates legalizing prostitution in U.S.

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