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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

September 18, 2021

LEELA GEBO

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Whether you're interested in journalism, photography or business, Editors-in-Chief Leela Gebo and Laura Wadsten encourage you to join The News-Letter.

Why we joined The News-Letter and why YOU should, too!

By LAURA WADSTEN and LEELA GEBO | August 31, 2021

COURTESY OF CLAYTON BLICK
The Gatehouse, pictured above in the 1970s, has housed student journalism at Hopkins for decades.

Putting student journalism in the spotlight

By LEELA GEBO | August 31, 2021

COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN
The initiative will pair behavioral health clinicians with trained campus security officers when responding to mental health crises.

University launches Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team

By LEELA GEBO and MIN-SEO KIM | May 21, 2021

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Students expressed frustration that the investigation yielded no charges.

No perpetrator found for noose discovered on Stieff Silver site

By LEELA GEBO , ISHAN KALBURGE and MIN-SEO KIM | May 7, 2021

COURTESY OF KENNA LOWE
Daniels believes that vaccine supply will allow for the University to set up vaccination clinics on the Homewood Campus.

Daniels speaks to student life post-pandemic

By CLAIRE GOUDREAU and LEELA GEBO | May 6, 2021

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
In 2016, Baltimore entered into a 10-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement with anchor institutions such as Hopkins Hospital.

How does the University's nonprofit status affect the city?

By KATY WILNER and LEELA GEBO | May 3, 2021

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The student believes OIE was untimely and did not follow protocol in its investigation.

Master's student says OIE mishandled her investigation

By LEELA GEBO | April 28, 2021

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Grab a couple of pals and bring a furry friend to enjoy a day at Lake Roland, no athletic experience required.

Lake Roland should be your next spring break stop

By LEELA GEBO | April 11, 2021

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Laboratories will begin to allow 44 square feet per person, a decrease from the current density restrictions of 150 square feet per person.

New COVID-19 guidelines to increase lab capacity

By LEELA GEBO | March 27, 2021

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Charles Village residents called the recent outbreak “inevitable,” urging students to follow guidelines.

Charles Village residents ask students to care for community

By LEELA GEBO | February 21, 2021

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