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September 18, 2020

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The few students living in University housing are regularly tested for COVID-19 in front of Shriver Hall.

University releases COVID-19 dashboard three weeks after classes start

By CHRIS H. PARK | Yesterday

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Students compare the University’s ninth-place ranking to their own experiences at Hopkins.

U.S. News ranking places Hopkins ninth in the country

By CHRIS H. PARK and LEELA GEBO | 2 days ago

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Many students are returning to Baltimore to live in off-campus homes because they signed leases prior to Hopkins announcing online-only learning.

Students return to Baltimore despite University urgings

By ARIELLA SHUA and CHRIS H. PARK | August 30, 2020

COURTESY OF LEELA GEBO
Students who previously resided in on-campus housing have reported that their belongings that were left in their dorms last spring are either missing, stolen, broken or are a challenge to pick up without car access.

Students report professional movers mishandled their belongings

By KATY WILNER and CHRIS H. PARK | August 24, 2020

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The University announced that all classes would be held remotely for the fall semester due to a spike in coronavirus cases nationwide.

Hopkins announces online-only fall plans and tuition reduction

By MARVIS GUTIERREZ and CHRIS H. PARK | August 6, 2020

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Most incoming international students will not be able to enter the United States this fall.

Incoming international students must remain abroad despite visa rule reversal

By CHRIS H. PARK | July 23, 2020

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A new federal policy threatens the legality of students with F-1 visas if they must take online classes.

International students to be barred from entering U.S. under current reopening plan

By CHRIS H. PARK | July 8, 2020

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The Atlas Restaurant Group faces dress code backlash after manager refused to seat a Black child.

Baltimore restaurant reignites controversy after denying service to Black customer

By CHRIS H. PARK | June 28, 2020

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Despite lessened restrictions in Baltimore, Carma’s Cafe will not provide indoor seating due to its small size.

Baltimore moves into second stage of reopening

By CHRIS H. PARK | June 23, 2020

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Although the University has suspended plans to implement a private police force for at least two years, students have questioned whether that is enough.

University delays plans for private police force

By CHRIS H. PARK and RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | June 13, 2020

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