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MYRA SAEED

COURTESY OF SHERINE JOHN
The News-Letter conducted a survey on Commencement proceedings, in which the Class of 2025 expressed mixed opinions about the event.

Class of 2025 shares mixed reactions to Commencement ceremony

By KAYLEE NGUYEN , MYRA SAEED and KATIE TRUONG | June 4, 2025

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
On April 21, the University announced new initiatives in collaboration with think tank AEI to boost intellectual diversity on campus.

University announces initiatives to boost intellectual diversity

By MYRA SAEED | May 13, 2025

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
Hopkins-PRO filed to unionize with the UAW, representing 1,600 postdoctoral researchers at Hopkins to address low pay, inadequate benefits and lack of institutional support.

Hopkins postdoctoral researchers file to unionize with United Auto Workers

By MYRA SAEED | May 12, 2025

COURTESY OF MYRA SAEED
Saeed thinks through the end of her freshman year.

A case of the post-freshman blues

By MYRA SAEED | May 9, 2025

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
In a second “Community Updates” briefing, University administrators discussed reinstatement of 36 out of 37 previously terminated graduate student visas, clarified campus protocols for potential ICE activity and outlined ongoing support for the international community amid federal policy shifts and research funding cuts.

University addresses visa reinstatements and ICE protocols in second "Community Updates" briefing

By MYRA SAEED | May 2, 2025

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
Chief Vice President of Public Safety and Chief of Police Branville G. Bard, Jr. delivered updates and goals and shared the current and future direction of the JHPD.

Bard, students and community groups respond to JHPD progress

By MYRA SAEED and SARAH HUANG | April 24, 2025

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
In a "Community Updates" event, the administration revealed that 37 Hopkins graduate students have had their visas revoked. The News-Letter interviewed members of the international community for their reactions.

International community reacts to University resources provided in face of visa revocations

By KAYLEE NGUYEN and MYRA SAEED | April 23, 2025

COURTESY OF MIKA YAMAMOTO
A collision on Saturday, April 19 led to the JHMI bus crashing into buildings and vehicles at 25th and North Charles Street.

University shuttle bus crashes on 25th Street and North Charles Street

By MYRA SAEED | April 22, 2025

JIYUN GUO / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR
Candidates for the 2025 SGA Executive Board race share their reasons for running for office and their platforms.

2025–2026 SGA Executive Board candidates discuss their platforms

By MYRA SAEED | April 18, 2025

STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR
The OIS recently shared that the number of current or recent Hopkins graduate students will visas revoked has risen from approximately a dozen to “several dozen.”

Hopkins student and community groups call on University action to protect students

By MYRA SAEED | April 14, 2025

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