During the first week of college, my roommates and I walked to Kung Fu Tea. We had just moved into our dorms and barely knew ...

American flags were placed on Decker Quad on Wednesday, Sept. 10 to commemorate the Sept. 11th, 2001, terrorist attacks, in ...

One of professional tennis’ biggest events came to a close this past Sunday after three weeks full of matches. I don’t know ...

The first time I felt void of meaning was in my bedroom, hidden somewhere between the third and 86th pages of my sloppily written stanzas. A blank document that had brimmed with possibility was now ...

Letter, Kim described his journey in developing a haptics communication device for the visually impaired and in the patent application process associated with Hopkins.

This week’s installment of To Watch and Watch For comes conveniently before the inevitable onslaught of midterm season. One ...

On Sept.10, Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during an event at Utah Valley University. In the wake of the shooting, students at Hopkins joined the conversation of how to deal with political violence.

Second Year Experience hosted the “Sophomore September Resource Fair” on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025. Rooms 204 and 210 in the Bloomberg Student Center were home to an exhibition of the varied Hopkins ...

Welcome back to another academic year! Let’s kick things off with the latest updates on science and technology, which include a closer look at how carbon monoxide slips off hemoglobin, a promising ...

There are too many conversations that start with hostility and the need to reach a consensus. But why do we have to give up ...

Over the summer, I read Tess Gunty’s novel The Rabbit Hutch, which was a wonderfully weird and captivating read that left me ...

The News-Letter functions not only as a record of campus activities, a place to play Hopkins-themed crosswords or share a ...