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November 7, 2024

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Investigation of alleged drugging at Sigma Phi Epsilon leads to suspension on different violations

By ISHAN KALBURGE and MOLLY GAHAGEN | January 29, 2022

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The donation will allow for the creation of three endowed faculty positions as well as new graduate research and postdoctoral fellowships.

Physics department to expand faculty, research with $50 million alum donation

By ISHAN KALBURGE | January 26, 2022

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Daniels discussed shared governance, the Johns Hopkins Police Department and COVID-19 guidelines on campus during his interview with The News-Letter.

Daniels discusses democracy, public safety on campus

By ISHAN KALBURGE and MOLLY GAHAGEN | December 11, 2021

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The University extended its initial deadline for flu vaccination to Dec. 3.

Students share experiences obtaining flu vaccination amid nationwide nursing shortages

By ISHAN KALBURGE and TANISHK SINHA | December 4, 2021

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International students faced more roadblocks to travel than domestic students.

COVID-19 has varying impact on Thanksgiving travel plans

By ISHAN KALBURGE and ORIEL SAVIR | November 19, 2021

Hopkins mourns death of Nafiz Zaman

By ISHAN KALBURGE | November 18, 2021

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Students who do not comply with the vaccine mandate will be disenrolled starting next month.

University reiterates vaccination mandate for all affiliates

By ISHAN KALBURGE and ZACHARY BAHAR | September 19, 2021

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Students react to the the University’s renewed top-ten ranking.

University maintains top-ten ranking according to multiple sources

By ISHAN KALBURGE and NICK CHARANJIVA | September 19, 2021

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The University’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to extend University President Ronald J. Daniels’ term by five years.

President Ronald J. Daniels' appointment is extended through 2029

By ISHAN KALBURGE | June 30, 2021

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Several researchers have taken issue with the University's assertion that Johns Hopkins owned enslaved people.

New research challenges University namesake's ties to slavery

By ISHAN KALBURGE | June 29, 2021

ISHAN KALBURGE

Investigation of alleged drugging at Sigma Phi Epsilon leads to suspension on different violations

Physics department to expand faculty, research with $50 million alum donation

Daniels discusses democracy, public safety on campus

Students share experiences obtaining flu vaccination amid nationwide nursing shortages

COVID-19 has varying impact on Thanksgiving travel plans

Hopkins mourns death of Nafiz Zaman

University reiterates vaccination mandate for all affiliates

University maintains top-ten ranking according to multiple sources

President Ronald J. Daniels' appointment is extended through 2029

New research challenges University namesake's ties to slavery

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