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

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 8, 2015

By CATHERINE PALMER

Students largely see changes to revised sexual misconduct policy as progress

September 3, 2015

By Abby Biesman News & Features Editor

COURTESY OF SAMHITA ILANGO
Deans spoke to freshmen on Homewood Field about academic, residential and social life on campus.

Class of 2019 engages in a week of revamped orientation activities

September 3, 2015

By Sam Fossum For The News-Letter

Hopkins political groups react to Trump’s surge in the polls

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 3, 2015

By Catherine Palmer

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake challenged by former Mayor Sheila Dixon

September 3, 2015

By Will Anderson News & Features Editor

Baltimore’s Carson and O’Malley run for President

September 3, 2015

By Abby Biesman News & Features Editor

Handshake, InterviewStream replace J-Connect

September 3, 2015

By Alex Dragone Senior Staff Writer

KAREEM OSMAN/PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR
Construction of a new residential building, to open in 2016, continues on the 3200 St. Paul lot.

3200 St. Paul construction on schedule

September 3, 2015

By Lauren Fang Staff Writer

Class of 2016 to graduate off-campus

September 3, 2015

By Jacqui Neber News & Features Editor

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Assistant Director Tara Fuller

New directors Smith, Fuller envision Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life changes

September 3, 2015

By Will Anderson News & Features Editor

SGA passes two new bills in first session

September 3, 2015

By Anna Wesche For The News-Letter

COURTESY OF JHU CAMPUS SAFETY AND SECURITY
Leroy James, executive director

University appoints new security director

September 3, 2015

By Jacqui Neber News & Features Editor

COURTESY OF BALTIMORE HERITAGE VIA FLICKR
Senator Cardin, seen visiting Hopkins in 2012, spoke at the U.S.-Iran Nuclear Deal talk in Hodson Hall.

Sen. Cardin talks Iran Nuclear Deal

September 3, 2015

By Will Anderson and Abby Biesman News & Features Editors

Hearings begin in Freddie Gray case

By CATHERINE PALMER | September 3, 2015

By Catherine Palmer

Charm City Circulator comes to Charles Village

September 3, 2015

By Abby Biesman News & Features Editor

Revised sexual assault policy hopes to create a more supportive culture

By MELANIE LEVINE and ABBY BIESMAN | August 14, 2015

After months of focus groups, forums and committee meetings, the University released today the new sexual misconduct policy that will govern all nine Johns Hopkins schools.

Hopkins, SAE sued over alleged rape

By WILL ANDERSON | July 23, 2015

A 16-year-old girl who was allegedly raped at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity house in November 2014 has sued the University, SAE and the two alleged rapists for $30 million in damages.

COURTESY OF EMILY HERMAN
The LGBTQ community crowded the steps of the Supreme Court to celebrate the end of bans on same-sex marriage.

Students rejoice over legalization of same-sex marriage

By CATHERINE PALMER | June 29, 2015

By Catherine Palmer, News & Features Editor

Six officers charged in Freddie Gray death

By CATHERINE PALMER | May 1, 2015

Freddie Gray’s death has been ruled a homicide, and six officers have been charged in the case, Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced Friday.

Prayer gathering unites community

By ABBY BIESMAN | April 30, 2015

Christian groups on campus organized ”Prayer for Baltimore,” a non-denominational prayer event, held Tuesday on the Keyser Quad. The gathering united people from the University community during a time of chaos in the city. Approximately 200 students attended.

News & Features

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

Students largely see changes to revised sexual misconduct policy as progress

Class of 2019 engages in a week of revamped orientation activities

Hopkins political groups react to Trump’s surge in the polls

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake challenged by former Mayor Sheila Dixon

Baltimore’s Carson and O’Malley run for President

Handshake, InterviewStream replace J-Connect

3200 St. Paul construction on schedule

Class of 2016 to graduate off-campus

New directors Smith, Fuller envision Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life changes

SGA passes two new bills in first session

University appoints new security director

Sen. Cardin talks Iran Nuclear Deal

Hearings begin in Freddie Gray case

Charm City Circulator comes to Charles Village

Revised sexual assault policy hopes to create a more supportive culture

Hopkins, SAE sued over alleged rape

Students rejoice over legalization of same-sex marriage

Six officers charged in Freddie Gray death

Prayer gathering unites community

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