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March 10, 2025

LAUREL MAURY

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Maury discusses the discrimination and mistreatment she faced from professors and University administration.

Professors and deans can do what they like to disabled students

By LAUREL MAURY | September 6, 2022

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Gubernatorial candidates discussed issues including climate change, public transportation and criminal justice.

Hopkins doesn’t care about the safety and privacy of disabled students

By LAUREL MAURY | November 14, 2021

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Maury speaks in detail about the difficulties she encountered as a disabled student in the Engineering for Professionals program.
Pictured: A projector screen at the Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, a collaborator in the EP program.

Hopkins won’t accept responsibility when it fails disabled students

By LAUREL MAURY | September 25, 2021

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Maury recounts experiences of discrimination, mistreatment and silence at the hands of University affiliates.

Disability isn't taken seriously at Hopkins

By LAUREL MAURY | August 29, 2021

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