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November 8, 2024

JOHN CINTRON

COURTESY OF PEYTON MIKOLAYEK
Mikolayek shares her experience being a social media influencer, while also a student at Hopkins.

Humans of Hopkins: Peyton Mikolayek

By JOHN CINTRON | October 10, 2024

COURTESY OF KITSCH CAFE
Kitsch Cafe owner Jacqueline Mearman sat down with The News-Letter, opening up about her transition from a chef to a business owner and the ups and downs of running a local eatery.

Made in Baltimore: Kitsch Cafe owner shares what happens behind the scenes at the local eatery

By JOHN CINTRON | September 25, 2024

COURTESY OF JOHN CINTRON
Cintron sitting at his workspace on the 9th floor lab, part of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute.

Your roadmap to PhD success: freshman year advice for aspiring researchers

By JOHN CINTRON | August 19, 2024

COURTESY OF TRACE TERRELL
Terrell shared his aspirations to support mental health through his work in national and global policy.

Humans of Hopkins: Trace Terrell

By JOHN CINTRON | February 22, 2024

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
According to the Milton S. Eisenhower Library (MSE) Modernization Project website, 2023–24 will be the last academic year before MSE closes for its first major renovation since its opening in 1964.

MSE renovations projected to begin 2024 summer

By JOHN CINTRON and AIMEE CHO | October 11, 2023

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
The conversation between SGA and Hopkins Dining representatives addressed dining-related issues that students face.

SGA pushes to expand dining options and quality

By JOHN CINTRON | September 28, 2023

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