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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

September 18, 2021

GRETA MARAS

COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN
With classes of over 50 people held online, wifi issues on campus have impacted students’ experiences in class.

Students experience difficulties with the campus wifi

By GRETA MARAS | 3 days ago

COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK
The Mattin Center has been the center of the University’s arts scene since 2001.

Farewell to Mattin: 20-year-old arts center will be demolished by fall

By GRETA MARAS and CHRIS H. PARK | May 4, 2021

COURTESY OF CARTER BRADY
A Place to Talk members Carter Brady and Rebecca Reed sit for their first in-person shift of the year.

A Place to Talk returns to in-person sessions

By GRETA MARAS | April 9, 2021

COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK
Streets Market will close in two years as developers break ground on a mixed-use building.

New grocery store and 200-bedroom apartment to come to Charles Village

By GRETA MARAS | April 5, 2021

COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK
Hopkins has implemented a more restrictive dorm visitation policy than some other institutions.

Students discuss dorm life during the hybrid semester

By GRETA MARAS | March 2, 2021

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The Hopkins Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, which was established in 1916, is the oldest program of its kind in the nation.

U.S. Army officers explore role of the military

By GRETA MARAS | February 16, 2021

COURTESY OF THE MENTAL NOTES
Cardi B retweeted the WAP parody video by the Mental Notes, encouraging fans to wear masks.

Bloomberg School of Public Health goes viral again with help from the Mental Notes

By GRETA MARAS | December 21, 2020

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
Hopkins is the latest addition to the lengthy list of American universities with direct ties to slavery.

Contrary to century-old family lore, Johns Hopkins was an enslaver

By GRETA MARAS and CHRIS H. PARK | December 10, 2020

COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK
Eliot Cohen may teach undergraduates on the Homewood Campus after his term ends in June.

Departing SAIS dean reflects on his tenure

By GRETA MARAS and CHRIS H. PARK | December 7, 2020

COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK
Panelists discussed Sino-American relations on technological developments such as TokTok and WeChat.

Sino-American relations are unlikely to change under Biden, according to SAIS panelists

By GRETA MARAS | December 6, 2020

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