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News & Features

Rawlings-Blake will not seek reelection

September 17, 2015

By WILL ANDERSON

Casual cocaine use alive on campus

September 17, 2015

By ALEX DRAGONE

Freddie Gray trial to be held in Baltimore, judge rules

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 11, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

Students reflect on 14th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 11, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

$10 million donated to int'l studies program

September 10, 2015

By SAMANTHA SETO

COURTESY OF WILL ANDERSON
The fossil fuel divestment campaign on campus, Refuel Our Future, continues to press the Administration.

Refuel Our Future encourages Hopkins to divest from fossil fuels

September 10, 2015

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A-Level Capital launched on the Beach with a performance by the Lion Dance team and refreshments.

Student-run venture capital firm launches on campus

September 10, 2015

By SYDNEY RIEMER

Student Involvement Fair frustrates organization leaders

September 10, 2015

By ALEX DRAGONE

Job Fair attracts hopeful employees

September 10, 2015

By JACQUI NEBER

COURTESY OF SOFYA FREYMAN
This year, Nolan's on 33rd offers an increased variety of dining options.

Dining changes produce varied reactions

September 10, 2015

By JACQUI NEBER

COURTESY OF GENEVIEVE OTT
The new film center is located in Station North.

Hopkins and MICA open new film center

September 10, 2015

By ANNA WESCHE

Student Life Office reorganizes, adds new positions

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 10, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

New minor launches for Hopkins undergrads

September 10, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN

COURTESY OF SAMHITA ILANGO
Residents of Charles Village have been fined in violation of the new law.

Parties incur fines with new 'unruly events' law

September 10, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN

Hopkins named #10 in U.S. News ranking

September 10, 2015

By JACQUI NEBER

SGA meeting features bill writing workshop

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 10, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

New journalism course available

September 10, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN

MSE Symposium 2015 lineup announced

September 10, 2015

By ABBY BIESMAN

COURTESY OF WILL ANDERSON
Three local Kurdish activists discussed the future of the Kurdish ethnic group in Syria, Iraq, Iran and Turkey along with their own experiences.

Kurdish activists speak of war and peace

September 10, 2015

By WILL ANDERSON

Baltimore City to pay $6.4 million to family of Freddie Gray

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 8, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

News & Features

Rawlings-Blake will not seek reelection

Casual cocaine use alive on campus

Freddie Gray trial to be held in Baltimore, judge rules

Students reflect on 14th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

$10 million donated to int'l studies program

Refuel Our Future encourages Hopkins to divest from fossil fuels

Student-run venture capital firm launches on campus

Student Involvement Fair frustrates organization leaders

Job Fair attracts hopeful employees

Dining changes produce varied reactions

Hopkins and MICA open new film center

Student Life Office reorganizes, adds new positions

New minor launches for Hopkins undergrads

Parties incur fines with new 'unruly events' law

Hopkins named #10 in U.S. News ranking

SGA meeting features bill writing workshop

New journalism course available

MSE Symposium 2015 lineup announced

Kurdish activists speak of war and peace

Baltimore City to pay $6.4 million to family of Freddie Gray

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