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November 5, 2024

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Easy recipes for dorm room cooking

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An investigation into the University's controversial real estate holdings

By CATHY WANG | April 19, 2024

COURTESY OF SAMUEL KOYFMAN
Koyfman’s passions for trading, music and languages have shaped his college journey.

Humans of Hopkins: Samuel Koyfman

By CATHY WANG | April 11, 2024

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Despite the policy change, the University expressed that it does not question the value of the COVID-19 vaccine and remains an advocate for its significance.

University lifts COVID-19 vaccine requirement

By CATHY WANG | April 2, 2024

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The Francis Scott Key Bridge opened in 1977 in honor of Maryland poet Francis Scott Key, the author of the American national anthem. It was part of I-695 and served as one of the three toll crossings of Baltimore’s Harbor.

Baltimore declares state of emergency after Key Bridge collapses

By CATHY WANG | March 26, 2024

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New South Asian Studies minor proposed by SGA senators

By CATHY WANG | March 14, 2024

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The candidates for the SGA Executive Board elections discussed issues such as MSE renovations, dining concerns and current vacancies in the organization.

SGA Executive Board candidates debate campus issues

By CATHY WANG | March 9, 2024

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The University faces a Title VI investigation over alleged mishandling of anti-semitism reports on campus.

U.S. Department of Education opens Title VI investigation into alleged anti-semitism on Hopkins campus

By CATHY WANG | February 21, 2024

COURTESY OF NAVEEDA KHAN
Khan shares how her background and experiences have shaped her research interests as an anthropologist.

Humans of Hopkins: Naveeda Khan

By CATHY WANG | February 8, 2024

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Dr. Darren Klugman posted a series of anti-Palestinian tweets on Oct. 8.

Johns Hopkins Medicine doctor and professor placed on leave following anti-Palestinian tweets

By CATHY WANG | November 21, 2023

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By CATHY WANG | October 11, 2023

CATHY WANG

Easy recipes for dorm room cooking

An investigation into the University's controversial real estate holdings

Humans of Hopkins: Samuel Koyfman

University lifts COVID-19 vaccine requirement

Baltimore declares state of emergency after Key Bridge collapses

New South Asian Studies minor proposed by SGA senators

SGA Executive Board candidates debate campus issues

U.S. Department of Education opens Title VI investigation into alleged anti-semitism on Hopkins campus

Humans of Hopkins: Naveeda Khan

Johns Hopkins Medicine doctor and professor placed on leave following anti-Palestinian tweets

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