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November 14, 2024
LOBO235/CC BY 2.0 Your Weekend Editor Ariella Shua shares the best ways to celebrate Halloweekend and Halloween.
Members of the Hopkins LGBTQ community marched in the 2018 Baltimore Pride Parade, an annual celebration of diverse sexualities and genders.
COURTESY OF MEAGAN PEOPLES The Center for Social Concern set up a booth to encourage students to vote.
Several exhibits at Fight Blight Bmore showed issues with vacant housing.
COURTESY OF ALIREZA GHASEMI Hopkins community members protest the JHU-ICE contract in September.
COURTESY OF JAE CHOI Eli Pousson, a local historian, aims to inspire people to research their homes.
The maps featured in the Peabody Library were donated by a Hopkins alum.
CC BY-SA 3.0/Serge Ouachée Food drives collect non-perishable food items and distribute them to those in need of more food resources.
COURTESY OF DAVID GLASS The Student Health and Wellness Center promotes HFMD awareness.
COURTESY OF LARRY CANNER Baltimore residents celebrate Pride in front of Homewood campus.
PUBLIC DOMAIN The UN predicts that current efforts cannot curb effects of climate change.
COURTESY OF CHAZ FIRESTONE Chaz Firestone is the head of the Perception and Mind Lab at Hopkins.
FILE PHOTO While Landy thinks athletes deserve payment, Melick argues that paying football and basketball players is inequitable.
FILE PHOTO While Landy thinks athletes deserve payment, Melick argues that paying football and basketball players is inequitable.
