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A Revolutionary Summer offers unique learning experience for black girls

Rise Bmore concert and talk hosted in remembrance of Freddie Gray

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | April 25, 2019

Students march on University President’s house

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | April 18, 2019

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The sit-in began at Garland Hall on Wednesday, April 3 at 1 p.m. Students Against Private Police and the Hopkins Coalition Against ICE organized the protest.

On day seven of sit-in, protesters demand negotiations

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | April 11, 2019

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The police bills passed in the Maryland State Legislature.

Private police bill clears final legislative hurdle

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | April 4, 2019

Hopkins community stands in solidarity with Christchurch

By MEAGAN PEOPLES and TRISHA PARAYIL | March 18, 2019

University admits 2,309 students for the Class of 2023

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | March 16, 2019

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The Humanities Center in Gilman Hall offers interdisciplinary courses.

Eight candidates running for SGA exec. board

By MEAGAN PEOPLES and RUDY MALCOM | March 14, 2019

Ju Hui Judy Han described the fight for LGBTQ rights in Korea at Wednesday’s lecture.

Professor analyzes the use of candlelight protests in Korea

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | March 7, 2019

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Peoples argues that Hollywood needs more multiracial lead roles played by multiracial actors.

Asians are becoming more visible. What about biracials?

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | March 7, 2019

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Despite months of protest from students and community members, the University is in the process of creating a private police force.

Univ. sponsors a private police force ad campaign

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | February 28, 2019

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Science! Feb. 25, 2016

By MEAGAN PEOPLES | February 25, 2016

MEAGAN PEOPLES

Rise Bmore concert and talk hosted in remembrance of Freddie Gray

Students march on University President’s house

On day seven of sit-in, protesters demand negotiations

Private police bill clears final legislative hurdle

Hopkins community stands in solidarity with Christchurch

University admits 2,309 students for the Class of 2023

Eight candidates running for SGA exec. board

Professor analyzes the use of candlelight protests in Korea

Asians are becoming more visible. What about biracials?

Univ. sponsors a private police force ad campaign

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