BANTRANIC / CC BY-NC 3.0 The Five Nights at Freddy’s movie follows a night security guard at an abandoned pizzeria as he tries to survive its murderous haunted animatronics.
COURTESY OF HARVEY MCGUINNESS McGuinness describes how his interdisciplinary interests played a role in shaping his unique academic journey.
COURTESY OF LANA SWINDLE Swindle reflects on going home to New Jersey after spending two months at Hopkins.
RAWPIXEL.COM / CC0 1.0 Peng Jiang from the Cancer Data Science Laboratory at the National Cancer Institute shared three computational models that can advance studies in cancer research.
ROSS KARCHNER / CC BY-SA 2.0 Daum argues that the recent election demonstrates that Democrats should emphasize their popular social policies to be more successful electorally.
PXHERE / PUBLIC DOMAIN In this week's news, Chinese researchers announced the birth of the first chimeric monkeys created with stem cells.
PHILIPPA WILLITTS / CC BY-NC 2.0 Gen V is a spinoff of the popular show The Boys and follows the lives of students at a university for superheroes.
DEFENSE VISUAL INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION SERVICE / PUBLIC DOMAIN Hopkins alum Tom Polen discussed the state of the medical device industry in a Carey Business School Forum.
COURTESY OF GABRIEL LESSER Lesser reflects on his outlook toward the future.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR SGA raised concerns about the upsurge of armed robberies lately and questioned the JHPD's response to them.
COURTESY OF JOSEPH BECUTI-ORTIZ Going out to nature-y events is the perfect getaway from school and work!
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR This week’s picks include a highly-anticipated prequel film to the Hunger Games trilogy, a novel by Michael Cunningham taking place over only three days called Day, a rock album by country star Dolly Parton and a pair of operas at the Peabody Institute.
COURTESY OF VICKY ZHU Zhu reflects on her relationship with the piano.
MICHAEL CARRUTH / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Huang reflects on her college experiences during fall.
COURTESY OF NICK DAUM Mexican, Hispanic and non-Hispanic students come together to celebrate the Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos and contribute to the second annual community Ofrenda.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR Harar explores the idea of platonic romance during a friendly card game.
COURTESY OF TOMMY SONG Stella may have never seen a single episode of Friends before, but she sure can draw. This is the most prized decor on my wall.
COURTESY OF LEO QI Jenann Ismael, a professor of philosophy, presents alternate interpretations of time in a new faculty lecture.
COURTESY OF JAY TAYLOR Fans pull out their phone flashlights for Joji’s moving performance of “SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK.”
COURTESY OF AIMON RAHMAN Rahman discusses the importance of applying deep learning neural networks to the medical industry in a conversation with Annie Huang.
