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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

June 25, 2021

ELLIE ROSE MATTOON

COURTESY OF TASGOLA BRUN
PETA protesters, including an owl mascot, lined the entrance to the University’s commencement celebration on Thursday evening.

PETA protests Hopkins owl lab at commencement

By WILLIAM BLAIR and ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | June 1, 2021

COURTESY OF MATTHEW DUJNIC
Before the 1980s, The News-Letter did not have a Science section.

A conversation with Miriam E. Tucker, Science Editor '86

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF JOTHAM SUEZ
Jotham Suez moved to Baltimore in January to start a new laboratory at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Suez lab explores the human microbiome at Bloomberg

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | April 30, 2021

COURTESY OF BAYLEIGH MURRAY
Researchers identified cell moving mechanisms, including what occurs when two cells are about to collide.

New techniques help explain how cells interact in 3D environments

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | April 19, 2021

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Shepard was featured in a compilation of TikTok therapists published by Cosmopolitan.

TikTok therapy: Hopkins professor addresses mental health on social media

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | April 10, 2021

Study of Orthodox Jewish communities sheds light on cultural bonds during COVID-19

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | March 26, 2021

ROSIE JANG/CARTOON EDITOR
The burgeoning technique can detect viruses in the environment.

Researchers use new test to understand environmental phages

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | March 14, 2021

LAKSHAY SOOD/LAYOUT EDITOR 
Executive Director Odis Johnson of the Center for Safe and Healthy Schools remarked that the foray into virtual learning will profoundly affect how future students receive their education.

The plan to reopen schools is a balancing act

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | March 1, 2021

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A study surveyed 1,000 Americans to better understand beliefs about social distancing.

Social distancing linked to socioeconomic status, Hopkins study shows

By ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | February 12, 2021

COURTESY OF TEAM POLAIR
Team Polair, a group of 24 Hopkins undergrads, held regular virtual meetings to design their mask.

Hopkins undergraduates are finalists in global competition to reimagine masks

By WILLIAM BLAIR and ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | December 10, 2020

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