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September 25, 2023

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COURTESY OF ADHAM LABWAM
SJP hosts both educational events and protests advocating for Palestinian liberation.

The hidden parts of political activism: A look into Hopkins Students for Justice in Palestine

By LUBNA AZMI | April 27, 2023

COURTESY OF JASON ZHANG
Zhang spoke on how he continued his research after after hitting a roadblock.

Humans of Hopkins: Jason Zhang

By LUBNA AZMI | April 15, 2023

COURTESY OF HILARY GALLITO
Gallito spoke on her feelings of incredulity working with the University’s archives.

Humans of Hopkins: Hilary Gallito

By LUBNA AZMI | February 21, 2023

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Protesters presented demands for the University to provide better accommodations for disabled students.

Protesters demand Hopkins protect the rights of disabled students

By LUBNA AZMI and HELEN LACEY | May 11, 2022

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Azmi reviews the Maryland Film Festival, where she reveled in her deep appreciation of film through screenings of quality documentaries, films and short films.

The Maryland Film Festival inspires thought and creativity both on and off the screen

By LUBNA AZMI | May 6, 2022

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Geographer and Senior Research Associate at the Vera Institute of Justice Jack Norton emphasized that mass incarceration in rural areas highlights the need for better policy.

Program in Racism, Immigration and Citizenship hosts discussion on mass incarceration in the United States

By LUBNA AZMI | March 14, 2022

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Members of some student organizations voiced their grievances concerning club funding before learning that there was a misunderstanding about club funding.

SGA discusses dining operations, club finances

By LUBNA AZMI | March 11, 2022

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Students express disappointment over limited ethnic food options at Hopkins dining halls.

Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein discusses human rights intervention at FAS series

By LUBNA AZMI | February 24, 2022

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Author Lexie Bean’s novel on display at Bird in Hand Café and Bookstore.

SARU hosts Lexie Bean at its annual Night Out event

By LUBNA AZMI | February 17, 2022

Trans rights advocates push for progress on demands

By LUBNA AZMI and HELEN LACEY | January 26, 2022

LUBNA AZMI

The hidden parts of political activism: A look into Hopkins Students for Justice in Palestine

Humans of Hopkins: Jason Zhang

Humans of Hopkins: Hilary Gallito

Protesters demand Hopkins protect the rights of disabled students

The Maryland Film Festival inspires thought and creativity both on and off the screen

Program in Racism, Immigration and Citizenship hosts discussion on mass incarceration in the United States

SGA discusses dining operations, club finances

Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein discusses human rights intervention at FAS series

SARU hosts Lexie Bean at its annual Night Out event

Trans rights advocates push for progress on demands

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