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Hi everyone, and welcome back to Hopkins Sports in Review! As usual, we’ll be bringing you news from several of our in-season sports, as well as some upcoming competitions to be on the lookout for.
As Easter approaches, Baltimore becomes more colorful and lively — not only with the blooming flowers along the greenways but also with delicious food and exciting performances. We hope our event list gives you some fresh ideas, whether you’re planning a day out with friends or just taking a breather from the hustle of school life.
Hello and welcome to another week of upcoming arts news! This edition of “To watch and watch for” has it all: whether you’re looking for an animated adaptation of Charles Dickens (see: The King of Kings), a book about the dark history of Johnson & Johnson (see: No More Tears), a compelling folk album (see: SABLE, fABLE) or a glassblowing workshop you can attend yourself (see: Glassblowing at Evergreen), the Arts & Entertainment section has something for you. So scroll through, take a look and see what excites you!
After a well-deserved Spring Break, Hopkins is officially back and so are the sports! With another week comes more impressive performances from the Blue Jays as we get closer to the late stages of spring competition. Let’s take a look back at some of the outstanding performances from our athletes this week!
Hello one and all, and welcome to the Arts & Entertainment section’s weekly To watch and watch for, where we give you a comprehensive list of new releases in the art world. We hope you had a nice, relaxing spring break and that your first week back wasn’t too much of a buzzkill. If you’re feeling an end-of-the-semester apprehension, or if you’re still in the vacation mindset, then you’ve come to the right place. Let us recommend some things to watch, to read and to listen to.
Hope you had a restful and exciting spring break! While returning to campus life can understandably come with a bit of post-break blues, Charm City never fails to lift our spirits with its vibrant lineup of performances, food and cultural events. To help you make the most of the weekend, here are some highlights worth checking out:
With spring break quickly approaching, let’s take a look at some breaking scientific discoveries and news, from a new sickle cell disease cure to continued federal funding cuts.
Hello, and get ready for another batch of delicious media to consume in the coming week! Whether you’re looking for a sweet romance novel (see: Liquid: A Love Story in the “To read” section ) or a flavorful Afropop album (see: 5ive in “To listen”), the Arts & Entertainment section has something to suit your tastes. With midterms hopefully coming to an end and spring break right around the corner, we hope you can find some time to indulge in these films, books, albums and live events.
As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, Baltimore transforms into a sea of green. While the holiday began as a religious observance, it has evolved into a time for friends and family to celebrate and soak in the city’s spring energy. From lively bar crawls to live music and the annual parade, here are the top events to check out.
With the arrival of March, spring has finally made its way to Charm City, bringing back my urge to get out and explore. So many adventures await: art walks, community gatherings and high-energy parties, each with their own unique vibe. The News-Letter has rounded up the best events to help you make the most of your weekend.
Welcome back to another edition of Hopkins Sports in Review! The Blue Jays have continued to find more success this Spring, highlighted by some premier wins in lacrosse, a strong start to the baseball season and even a conference championship.
This week’s installment of To Watch and Watch For is riding in on the coattails of our first warm-weather days on campus. As spring revealed its hand early, students took to Keyser Quad with picnic blankets, friends and, of course, open laptops reviewing material for their upcoming midterms.
As February slips away, Baltimore's chill gives way to a gentle warmth. With winter's harsh winds and bulky coats now behind us, there's never been a better time to venture outdoors. Whether you're eager to unravel local ghost tales, indulge in mouthwatering eats or lose yourself on the dance floor, The News-Letter has hand-picked the top events to savor your weekend.
With the lion of March creeping around the corner, our hearts still beating from our Valentine fever, there is no time more in need of distraction. Spring will come, and our hearts will slow, but, right now, the wind is pouring through the tunnels and over the quads, romances and friendships are tested in the bitter cold and, most importantly, our free time is nearly nonexistent.
Hello readers, welcome to this week’s edition of Hopkins Sports in review! Come and join us as we take a look at some of the results from our athletic teams across the board this week.
It’s time. With another week comes another roundup of upcoming media, brought to you by the Arts and Entertainment section. We hope that no matter what your life looks like this week, you are able to find a moment to enjoy some of our recommendations from the worlds of film, television, books, albums and live events.
As we continue to push through the spring semester, take a break and catch up with some of the latest scientific discoveries.
As February rolls on, Baltimore is packed with energy — offering everything from comedy to craft fairs and late-night dance parties. Whether you’re looking for a night of laughter, a shopping spree for unique handmade goods or an electrifying rave experience, The News-Letter has rounded up the best events to make the most of your weekend.
The cold snap has finally loosened its grip, and Baltimore is warming up just in time for the weekend. Whether you're looking for live music, a fun night out or something festive to celebrate Valentine's Day, The News-Letter has rounded up some exciting events happening in and around the city.
I’ve always found it ironic that the farther we get into the semester, the more production seems to pick up in the film, music and publishing industry. This week, several diverse media are being released.