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March 4, 2022WONDERLANE / CC-BY-2.0 The CS major prepares students to build new technologies in our increasingly connected world.
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WONDERLANE / CC-BY-2.0 The CS major prepares students to build new technologies in our increasingly connected world.
COURTESY OF DR. ADAM MILAM Milam studies how the placement of alcohol outlets can affect youth behaviors.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Senior Jessica Liang and junior Celina Liu won the sole Hopkins match for the day.
COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Students report inadequate communication from the University regarding its investigation.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Senior Dominick Reyes won his second consecutive NCAA regional title last weekend.
COURTESY OF HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Hopkins baseball started off their season with a trio of games this past weekend against SUNY Cortland, MIT and NC Wesleyan. The Blue Jays went 2-1 in the stretch.
Rodrigo Ferrari/CC BY-SA 2.0 The documentary, over 20 years in the making, explores Kanye West’s rise in the music industry.
FILE PHOTO Valentine discussed the connection she views between her lisp and the disparagement of Black vernacular by mainstream American society.
DAVID SHANKBONE/CC BY 2.0 Kimi, starring Zoë Kravitz, critiques technology amid an increasingly corporate world.
COURTESY OF EMMA ANDERSSON Andersson and friends sing high praises of NuVegan, the newest addition to the St. Paul strip of restaurants.
COURTESY OF SUDHA YADAV Yadav looks back on a year of graduate school and the lessons it has taught her.
FILE PHOTO Members planned for a Rare Disease Day panel.
COURTESY OF JACKIE RITTENHOUSE Rittenhouse expresses gratitude for the friends who have shaped her life.
COURTESY OF CAROLINE COLVIN She Kills Monsters took place over the weekend of Feb. 18 – Feb. 20.
LORIE SHAULL/CC BY 2.0 Chang deliberates over the top picks for the 2022 WNBA draft.
FILE PHOTO Dining halls will return to normal capacity beginning March 19.
COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Maras offers a survey of the nearest bookstores to the Homewood Campus, including the wonderfully eccentric Normal's Books & Records.
