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December 24, 2024

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Edmonds argues that Hopkins improved its communication over the course of the pandemic, while Park argues that Hopkins needs to make more transparent, student-informed decisions.

Opposing Viewpoints: Hopkins handled the pandemic as well as it could

By WILL EDMONDS | April 17, 2021

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Protesters presented demands for the University to provide better accommodations for disabled students.

Hopkins should accept that next semester will be online

By WILL EDMONDS | November 19, 2020

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The Class of 2024 received their acceptance letters on Friday.

Hopkins admits 1,922 applicants to the class of 2024

By WILL EDMONDS | March 15, 2020

COURTESY OF RISHI SHAH
A bill to encourage college students to register to vote failed to pass.

Students aim to promote youth civic engagement

By WILL EDMONDS | March 12, 2020

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Renovations to the Rec Center are set to be complete in August 2021.

Rec Center expansion to concentrate on wellness

By WILL EDMONDS | February 20, 2020

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Daniels pushed for more student involvement in preventing sexual violence.

Daniels reflects on how to improve campus culture

By RUDY MALCOM and WILL EDMONDS | December 5, 2019

Sam’s Canterbury Cafe goes out of business

By WILL EDMONDS | November 14, 2019

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The OIE handles cases of discrimination, harassment and misconduct.

Hopkins releases OIE report and Climate Survey results

By WILL EDMONDS | October 17, 2019

COURTESY OF STEPHANIE LEE
For months, students called for the University to end its contracts with ICE.

University explains the end of contracts with ICE

By WILL EDMONDS | October 3, 2019

COURTESY OF SARAH Y. KIM
Students reacted to the University’s new plans to build a hotel where the Blackstone is currently located.

Hopkins will convert Blackstone into hotel next year

By WILL EDMONDS | October 3, 2019

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COURTESY OF WILLIAM EDMONDS

By WILL EDMONDS | September 12, 2019

WILL EDMONDS

Opposing Viewpoints: Hopkins handled the pandemic as well as it could

Hopkins should accept that next semester will be online

Hopkins admits 1,922 applicants to the class of 2024

Students aim to promote youth civic engagement

Rec Center expansion to concentrate on wellness

Daniels reflects on how to improve campus culture

Sam’s Canterbury Cafe goes out of business

Hopkins releases OIE report and Climate Survey results

University explains the end of contracts with ICE

Hopkins will convert Blackstone into hotel next year

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