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October 9, 2023ALBERTO BUSCATO VAZQUEZ / CC BY-SA 4.0 It Lives Inside is a horror movie which draws on Indian mythology.
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ALBERTO BUSCATO VAZQUEZ / CC BY-SA 4.0 It Lives Inside is a horror movie which draws on Indian mythology.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR This week's picks include The Fall of the House of Usher, a new horror series based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe, and the Peabody Dance Family Weekend performance at Joe Byrd Hall.
STEVEN SIMPSON / PHOTO EDITOR In SGA’s weekly meeting, members casted votes for the position of Chair of Fundraising on the School of Arts and Sciences Shared Governance Council.
RAWPIXEL.COM / CC0 1.0 DEED Doctoral candidates at Hopkins helped discovered a combination of microscopy methods that can facilitate understanding and early detection of treatment-resistant cells.
DAVID LEE / 2.0 GENERIC In Mitski's new album, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We, the beloved indie rock artist explores the inner beauty in the act of love.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR There’s so many planned events in the city this weekend, that you’re sure to find something for yourself!
COURTESY OF GABRIEL LESSER Lesser writes about how his understanding of Yom Kippur shifted after spending the holiday abroad last year.
COURTESY OF ALAN MAO A rainbow doesn’t have to be the only good thing to come out of a rainy day!
COURTESY OF ONPOINT VENTILATION Back row from left to right: Charlie Almoney, Arijit Nukala and Bucky Bryner. Middle: Ria Jha, Alexandra Gorham, Krisha Thakur and Nina Nair. Front: Sneha Batheja. OnPoint Ventilation discusses their work and future goals in an interview with The News-Letter.
COURTESY OF LEO QI Mac McComas led the conversation on economic development and urban pollution in Baltimore City through the lenses of environmental policies.
MAARTEN COLLEN / CC BY 2.0 The Editorial Board warns readers to recognize when a celebrity obsession becomes unhealthy.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR Swindle discusses her struggles with writer’s block.
COURTESY OF LANA SWINDLE Fifty years ago, Augusto Pinochet led a violent coup to overthrow Former Chilean President Salvador Allende's regime.
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS / CC 2.0 Boppana argues that Bob Menendez owes it to his constituents to resign in order to restore their faith in their government.
COURTESY OF ANNIE HUANG Duke Professor Roarke Horstmeyer discussed his recent work on multi-camera microscopy in a lecture delivered to the Hopkins community.
ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Toh shares his personal passion for molecular bioengineering research and reflects on his experience as an undergraduate researcher at Hopkins.
ARANTZA GARCIA / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR This week's picks include Javelin, the tenth studio album by Sufjan Stevens, fantasy thriller novel Beholder by Ryan La Sala, The Exorcist: Believer and the International Poe Festival at the Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum.
PINGNEWS.COM / PDM 1.0 NASA astronaut Frank Rubio returned to Earth after spending more than a year at the International Space Station due to unanticipated damage to his return capsule.
COURTESY OF ELTON WANG Wang visits the Saturday morning farmers market, vibrant with vendors, students and music performances.
COURTESY OF ALIZA LI Li shares her thoughts on her looming graduation and what she hopes to do before leaving Hopkins.
