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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

December 22, 2024

KATY WILNER

How Hopkins has changed since freshman year

By KATY WILNER | May 27, 2021

COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES 
Students study late into the night at the Library in 1976, overlapping with Garland’s tenure as editor-in-chief.

A conversation with Eric Garland, Editor-in-Chief '77

By KATY WILNER | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
In 2016, Baltimore entered into a 10-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement with anchor institutions such as Hopkins Hospital.

How does the University's nonprofit status affect the city?

By KATY WILNER and LEELA GEBO | May 3, 2021

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
Hopkins Hospital has used hardball tactics to sue thousands of Black and low-income patients in East Baltimore.

Activists fight to end medical debt lawsuits

By KATY WILNER and MATTHEW RITCHIE | May 3, 2021

COURTESY OF LILY DANIELS
Malcom and Wilner look back at the journey of The News-Letter this past year.

Our time as Editors-in-Chief during a pandemic

By KATY WILNER and RUDY MALCOM | May 1, 2021

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
Don’t skip on the food at CVP — the delicious bar fare pairs excellently with a few drinks.

Head to CVP to celebrate Charles Village

By KATY WILNER | March 28, 2021

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
Dutch Courage’s bottled cocktails can be enjoyed on their outdoor patio or at home.

Dutch Courage is the spot for your outdoor cocktail needs

By KATY WILNER | February 28, 2021

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
Amid the monotony of a pandemic, Wilner has found joy in planning things to look forward to, from trips to Brooklyn to barre classes.

Looking forward to the little things

By KATY WILNER | November 17, 2020

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
Despite two official reports accusing St. Elmo's of drugging freshmen, students claimed that the University did not proceed with an investigation.

Seven students allege that they were drugged at St. Elmo's fraternity

By KATY WILNER | November 10, 2020

Why we joined The News-Letter and why you should too

By KATY WILNER and RUDY MALCOM | August 30, 2020

KATY WILNER

How Hopkins has changed since freshman year

A conversation with Eric Garland, Editor-in-Chief '77

How does the University's nonprofit status affect the city?

Activists fight to end medical debt lawsuits

Our time as Editors-in-Chief during a pandemic

Head to CVP to celebrate Charles Village

Dutch Courage is the spot for your outdoor cocktail needs

Looking forward to the little things

Seven students allege that they were drugged at St. Elmo's fraternity

Why we joined The News-Letter and why you should too

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