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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

October 27, 2021

MOLLY GAHAGEN

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Indoor eating and drinking restrictions at events will remain in place.

University announces changes in outdoor dining policy

By MOLLY GAHAGEN | 14 hours ago

COURTESY OF DAIVIK CHAWLA
Junior Class Senator Chinat Yu insists the Hopkins Marriage Pact can be used for friendships despite the sexual nature of questions on the survey itself.

The Hopkins Marriage Pact has students asking questions

By MOLLY GAHAGEN and ROMY KOO | October 6, 2021

Students react in the wake of anti-Asian hate crime

By MOLLY GAHAGEN and YANA MULANI | September 21, 2021

Hopkins community reacts to antisemitic hate crime

By LUBNA AZMI and MOLLY GAHAGEN | September 21, 2021

COURTESY OF MOLLY GAHAGEN
Gahagen reflects on the pleasant surprises Baltimore has provided her.

Baltimore Syndrome

By MOLLY GAHAGEN | September 11, 2021

COURTESY OF BRANVILLE BARD JR.
According to Branville Bard Jr., his experiences growing up and during his career shaped his opinion that policing should be accountable to the people.

Cambridge police commissioner to start as vice president for public safety

By MOLLY GAHAGEN | July 28, 2021

COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN
Individuals who upload proof of vaccination will no longer be required to wear masks in indoor spaces on campus.

University announces relaxation of mask mandate

By MOLLY GAHAGEN and MIN-SEO KIM | June 30, 2021

COURTESY OF MIN-SEO KIM
Graduate student organizations expressed relief for the additional aid but asked why it took so long for the University to address their needs.

Hopkins will provide additional COVID-19 relief funds to students

By MOLLY GAHAGEN | June 22, 2021

COURTESY OF MIN-SEO KIM
The University will ease health restrictions for vaccinated students on campus.

University announces COVID-19 Guidelines for Fall Semester

By ISHAN KALBURGE , MOLLY GAHAGEN and MIN-SEO KIM | June 14, 2021

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Viven Thomas, the initiative’s namesake, was a surgical laboratory supervisor at the Hopkins Hospital in the 1940s and developed a cardiac surgery technique to treat “blue baby syndrome.”

University announces Vivien Thomas Scholars Initiative

By REBECCA MURATORE and MOLLY GAHAGEN | May 16, 2021

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