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Does second year cause sophomores to slump?

October 15, 2015

By SAM FOSSUM For The News-Letter

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The winning design, by Larcia Premo, was chosen through online voting.

Blue jay sculpture to land on campus

October 15, 2015

By ANEEKA RATNAYAKE For The News-Letter

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Daily Grind owner David Key opened a new eatery in place of Freshii, catering to students’ burger, fries and milkshake cravings.

Bo Z’s Burgers now open in Charles Village

October 15, 2015

By TESSA WISEMAN For The News-Letter

Drugging, sexual assault reported last week

October 15, 2015

By STAFF

COURTESY OF SOFYA FREYMAN
Professor Ryan Calder led the discussion on Israel-Palestine relations last Tuesday.

Groups host discussion on Israel and Palestine

October 15, 2015

By ROLLIN HU For The News-Letter

COURTESY OF CATHERINE PALMER
Safe Zone training is a Hopkins initiative to provide students with safe and inclusive spaces on campus.

Safe Zone training comforts and empowers

October 15, 2015

By SABRINA CHEN For The News-Letter

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Habitat for Humanity offers a variety of community service initiatives.

Habitat for Humanity fundraises for locals

October 15, 2015

By KELSEY KO For The News-Letter

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The map above details the current political situation in Syria.

Students advocate for end of Syrian war

By PETER JI | October 15, 2015

Film Society hosts National Treasure-themed hunt

October 15, 2015

By KAREN SHENG For The News-Letter

College Dems host debate viewing party

October 15, 2015

By ALEX DRAGONE Senior Staff Writer

SGA inducts freshmen, talks sexual assault

October 15, 2015

By KAREN SHENG For The News-Letter

IDEAL hosts viewing for first Dem. debate

October 15, 2015

By AMY HAN For The News-Letter

Sigma Chi hosts Cookout for the Cure

October 15, 2015

By ROLLIN HU For The News-Letter

Alleged drugging reported at SigEp house

October 10, 2015

A security alert sent out Friday night by Campus Safety and Security reported an alleged drugging and possible sexual assault of an undergraduate student.

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Hillary Clinton is falling in the polls because of an email scandal and the political rise of Bernie Sanders.

Students poke holes in Clinton campaign

By CATHERINE PALMER | October 8, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

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SGA talked about condom distribution and school spirit on Tuesday Oct. 6.

SGA debates school spirit, safe sex

October 8, 2015

By ABBY SHEGELMAN For The News-Letter

Family leave policies found unclear

October 8, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN

Courtesy of SOFYA FREYMAN
The price of produce such as strawberries is higher at Eddie’s Market.

Grocery shopping on a college budget

October 8, 2015

By JACQUI NEBER

Courtesy of SOFYA FREYMAN
Hoptoberfest brought therapy dogs to the Gilman Quad Wednesday afternoon to help students de-stress.

Hoptoberfest brings puppies, pie and pints to campus

October 8, 2015

By ROLLIN HU and PETER JI For The News-Letter

COURTESY OF SOFYA FREYMAN
Writer and Baltimore native D. Watkins spoke about his writing and how it has been shaped by recent events in the city.

D. Watkins discusses writing in context of black Baltimore community

October 8, 2015

By SHERRY SIMKOVIC For The News-Letter

News & Features

Does second year cause sophomores to slump?

Blue jay sculpture to land on campus

Bo Z’s Burgers now open in Charles Village

Drugging, sexual assault reported last week

Groups host discussion on Israel and Palestine

Safe Zone training comforts and empowers

Habitat for Humanity fundraises for locals

Students advocate for end of Syrian war

Film Society hosts National Treasure-themed hunt

College Dems host debate viewing party

SGA inducts freshmen, talks sexual assault

IDEAL hosts viewing for first Dem. debate

Sigma Chi hosts Cookout for the Cure

Alleged drugging reported at SigEp house

Students poke holes in Clinton campaign

SGA debates school spirit, safe sex

Family leave policies found unclear

Grocery shopping on a college budget

Hoptoberfest brings puppies, pie and pints to campus

D. Watkins discusses writing in context of black Baltimore community

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