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RUDY MALCOM

COURTESY OF DAVID HOFFMAN
Malcom holds the last print issue of The News-Letter.

A letter to my freshman self, plus cicadas

By RUDY MALCOM | May 27, 2021

COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES 
Students picnic next to Homewood House circa 1950, around when Griffith was Editor-in-Chief.

A conversation with John Griffith, Editor-in-Chief '54

By RUDY MALCOM | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES 
Students attend class in 1973, when Connor attended Hopkins.

A conversation with Tom Connor, Features reporter '75

By RUDY MALCOM | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF ELIZABETH BARBUSH
Gresham stands before boarded-up homes that EBDI promised to renovate.

"Uprooted and displaced": How the East Baltimore Development Initiative gentrified Middle East

By RUDY MALCOM | May 3, 2021

COURTESY OF LILY DANIELS
Malcom and Wilner look back at the journey of The News-Letter this past year.

Our time as Editors-in-Chief during a pandemic

By KATY WILNER and RUDY MALCOM | May 1, 2021

COURTESY OF CHAZ FIRESTONE & PAT LITTLE
Study participants answered whether the line shown matched the orientation of the surface that Firestone mimed interacting with.

Hopkins scientists apply art of miming to research on perception

By RUDY MALCOM | April 28, 2021

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
One of Malcom’s favorite animals at the Zoo is the sitatunga, a swamp-dwelling antelope.

Why you should take a break from Zoom and go to the Zoo

By RUDY MALCOM | March 17, 2021

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Sarah Paulson stars in Hulu’s movie Run as an abusive mother with FDIA.

Daughter escapes mother, but mother can’t escape misogyny, in Hulu’s Run

By RUDY MALCOM | December 3, 2020

COURTESY OF DIVYA KUMAR
Among other things, Malcom has found joy in frequent walks on the Stony Run Trail.

Learning how to manage my emotions

By RUDY MALCOM | November 17, 2020

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
Eco-Goats are an adorable part of clearing Wyman Park Dell’s dense foliage.

Goats or not, it behooves you to visit Wyman Park Dell

By RUDY MALCOM | October 22, 2020

Students celebrate second annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the University.

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By RUDY MALCOM | October 17, 2019

Students signed a banner in support of ending intimate partner violence.

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By RUDY MALCOM | April 11, 2019

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A letter to my freshman self, plus cicadas

A conversation with John Griffith, Editor-in-Chief '54

A conversation with Tom Connor, Features reporter '75

"Uprooted and displaced": How the East Baltimore Development Initiative gentrified Middle East

Our time as Editors-in-Chief during a pandemic

Hopkins scientists apply art of miming to research on perception

Why you should take a break from Zoom and go to the Zoo

Daughter escapes mother, but mother can’t escape misogyny, in Hulu’s Run

Learning how to manage my emotions

Goats or not, it behooves you to visit Wyman Park Dell

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