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December 22, 2024

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Kim reflects on the inadequate sex education in U.S. schools.

American sex education is a public health problem

By MIN-SEO KIM | October 19, 2022

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After reconsidering his true feelings for being a pre-med student, Kim takes a leap of faith and explores new paths.

Confessions of a former Hopkins pre-med

By MIN-SEO KIM | September 15, 2022

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Kim reconnects with high school friends in New York City over spring break.

To dearest friends, past, present and future

By MIN-SEO KIM | April 1, 2022

Ukrainian and Russian affiliates react to Russian invasion of Ukraine

By MIN-SEO KIM | March 14, 2022

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Dining halls will return to normal capacity beginning March 19.

Hopkins relaxes some COVID-19 safety protocols but maintains mask mandate

By MOLLY GAHAGEN and MIN-SEO KIM | February 26, 2022

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Non-affiliate guests are expected to adhere to the University’s vaccination policies.

COVID-19 restrictions loosened for residence halls, events

By MOLLY GAHAGEN and MIN-SEO KIM | February 7, 2022

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Students noted that they initially thought this event was a fire drill rather than an actual fire.

Students criticize infrastructure at The Marylander following Friday's fire

By MICHELLE LIMPE and MIN-SEO KIM | February 2, 2022

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Student organization members reflect on how the University and students can better engage with sustainable practices.

SGA members confer on internal accountability measures

By MIN-SEO KIM | January 27, 2022

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As part of its updated COVID-19 guidelines, the University has reduced the quarantine time for those who test positive but are not symptomatic.

University updates COVID-19 guidelines for spring 2022 semester

By MOLLY GAHAGEN and MIN-SEO KIM | January 1, 2022

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The extensions were informed by the rise in cases on campus and in the surrounding community.

Majority of Intersession courses move online amid nationwide COVID-19 surge

By LEELA GEBO and MIN-SEO KIM | December 23, 2021

MIN-SEO KIM

American sex education is a public health problem

Confessions of a former Hopkins pre-med

To dearest friends, past, present and future

Ukrainian and Russian affiliates react to Russian invasion of Ukraine

Hopkins relaxes some COVID-19 safety protocols but maintains mask mandate

COVID-19 restrictions loosened for residence halls, events

Students criticize infrastructure at The Marylander following Friday's fire

SGA members confer on internal accountability measures

University updates COVID-19 guidelines for spring 2022 semester

Majority of Intersession courses move online amid nationwide COVID-19 surge

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