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February 6, 2023

ARIELLA SHUA

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While working on The News-Letter, Deschanel and Freedman started a daily paper in Baltimore.

A conversation with Caleb Deschanel and Jim Freedman, Editors-in-Chief '66

By ARIELLA SHUA | May 17, 2021

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Students exit a building after class circa the 1950s, around when Cleveland first arrived at Hopkins.

A conversation with Arthur Cleveland, Business Manager '62

By ARIELLA SHUA | May 17, 2021

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The Gatehouse was designed in an Italianate style.

The Gatehouse: From 1875 to today

By ARIELLA SHUA | May 17, 2021

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To this day, Baltimore neighborhoods redlined by the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation in the 1930s are structurally disadvantaged.

How has Hopkins contributed to and perpetuated redlining in Baltimore?

By ARIELLA SHUA and MANAVI MONGIA | May 3, 2021

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Shua discusses how she has grown in her time with The News-Letter.

How college, and The News-Letter, pulled me away from my need for closure

By ARIELLA SHUA | May 1, 2021

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Stop by Motzi Bread on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays for some delicious, locally-sourced baked goods.

Indulge in local grains at Motzi Bread

By ARIELLA SHUA | April 13, 2021

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MCB Real Estate will be discussing potential plans for the property in coming weeks.

Eddie's Market, a Charles Village staple, closes after 58 years of service

By ARIELLA SHUA | January 31, 2021

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TRU believes that the University has the means to provide health care and full stipends for all graduate students throughout the pandemic.

TRU calls on Hopkins to better support the graduate community

By ARIELLA SHUA | December 15, 2020

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
SLI leaders described the procedures they have in place for limited in-person student group gatherings this spring.

University expects most spring events will remain virtual

By ARIELLA SHUA | December 8, 2020

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Shua revisits the things she loved as a child, like watching cartoons.

Returning to my childhood pastimes to relive happier days

By ARIELLA SHUA | November 17, 2020

ARIELLA SHUA

A conversation with Caleb Deschanel and Jim Freedman, Editors-in-Chief '66

A conversation with Arthur Cleveland, Business Manager '62

The Gatehouse: From 1875 to today

How has Hopkins contributed to and perpetuated redlining in Baltimore?

How college, and The News-Letter, pulled me away from my need for closure

Indulge in local grains at Motzi Bread

Eddie's Market, a Charles Village staple, closes after 58 years of service

TRU calls on Hopkins to better support the graduate community

University expects most spring events will remain virtual

Returning to my childhood pastimes to relive happier days

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