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VALERIE CHAVEZ

COURTESY OF LILI BERNARD
Bernard worked with SARU in 2015 to convince the University to rescind Bill Cosby’s honorary degree.

University revokes Bill Cosby’s honorary degree

By DIVA PAREKH and VALERIE CHAVEZ | May 3, 2018

COURTESY OF MADELYNN WELLONS
ADA’s demands were released following Mosser’s firing as SDS director.

Students with disabilites demand better resources

By MORGAN OME and VALERIE CHAVEZ | April 5, 2018

Coalition studies where science PhDs find work

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | February 22, 2018

COURTESY OF THE BLACK STUDENT UNION
In November 2015, BSU members protested against the state of black rights on campus.

Reflecting on the history of black students at Hopkins

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | February 22, 2018

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The Republican tax bill omits the provision to tax graduate tuition waivers.

Grad students weigh in on new tax bill

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | February 1, 2018

COURTESY OF JACOB TOOK
Teachers and Researchers United will be hosting a speak out on the tax bill this Thursday.

Graduate students face uncertainty over Republican tax plan

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | December 7, 2017

PUBLIC DOMAIN
Currently, the Senate bill does not have the provision to tax tuition waivers.

Republican tax bill worries grad students

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | November 30, 2017

Baltimore Ceasefire seeks a three-day halt to homicide

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | November 9, 2017

Should the U.S. modernize its nuclear weapons?

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | November 2, 2017

Scientists translate obscure languages

By VALERIE CHAVEZ | October 26, 2017

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