Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896
April 3, 2025
COURTESY OF ROLLIN HU Jong Kak in Station North is great for big groups and your KBBQ cravings.
EDA INCEKARA/PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR The Washington Monument in Mount Vernon stands at almost 179 feet.
COURTESY OF MEAGAN PEOPLES Over 80 vendors offer their wares at the historic Lexington Market.
COURTESY OF DIVA PAREKH Parekh was able to find a family at Hopkins by leaning on friends for support throughout the years.
COURTESY OF KELSEY KO HandleBar Cafe combines bicycle repair and retail with a full breakfast to dinner menu.
COURTESY OF KELSEY KO Pitango Gelato in Fells Point serves a variety of flavors of artisanal gelato and vegan sorbet.
COURTESY OF MORGAN OME The Alpha Delta Phi (WAWA) fraternity will not be permitted to return to the Homewood Campus before the fall of 2024.
COURTESY OF MORGAN OME The Baltimore contingent marched with thousands of counter-protesters that gathered to confront about two dozen white supremacists in D.C. on Sunday.
COURTESY OF ROLLIN HU Whitehead Hall and the Power Plant building were placed on lockdown after the suspect fled to the area.
COURTESY OF MORGAN OME Officials reported that the frozen sample of tuberculosis from the dropped tube did not pose a risk to the medical campus.
FILE PHOTO William Hartmann was a rising sophomore in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.
FILE PHOTO Following the recount, sophomores Omar Lloyd and Kiana Boroumand and freshmen Sam Mollin, Evan Mays and Matthew Taj were elected to senator positions.
