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January 23, 2021

RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI

COURTESY OF RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI
Aghamohammadi’s dog Suki (left) passed away on Dec. 2, before this article was published.

What it means to leave

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | December 5, 2020

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In one version of Sleeping Beauty, the prince waltzes into the castle with no dragon to slay.

Changing and staying the same

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | November 7, 2020

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Aghamohammadi considers representations of vampires through the lens of the pandemic.

In the company of vampires

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | October 24, 2020

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Aghamohammadi contemplates the ghosts that haunt him.

What we live in

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | September 25, 2020

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Forging new connections and finding your people at Hopkins

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | August 30, 2020

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In Greek mythology, Zeus transformed Lycaon into a werewolf as punishment for testing his omniscience.

Werewolves and internalized shame

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | August 27, 2020

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U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos' "Final Rule" became effective on August 14.

University explains changes to sexual misconduct policies

By MICHELLE LIMPE and RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | August 19, 2020

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The University filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court on July 10.

University sues Trump administration to block new visa rules

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | July 11, 2020

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The University will host town halls for undergraduate students on Thursday, July 10 and Tuesday, July 7. Students are encouraged to ask questions about returning to campus and give feedback on the proposed plans.

Hopkins will offer hybrid classes for students who return to Baltimore

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI and LEELA GEBO | June 30, 2020

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Although the University has suspended plans to implement a private police force for at least two years, students have questioned whether that is enough.

University delays plans for private police force

By CHRIS H. PARK and RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | June 13, 2020

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