This summer, I had the wonderful opportunity to study abroad in Shanghai. And while my mind was preoccupied with the exciting prospect of being in a new city, learning and growing from this month of ...

Dining halls are a problem. Workers are understaffed and overworked, and students and staff have recently commented on the poor quality of food and reduced portion sizes. Dining is a crucial component ...

On Monday, Sept. 22 U.S. News and World Report released its 2026 national university rankings for undergraduate programs. Hopkins ranked seventh, tied with Duke University, Northwestern University and ...

On Tuesday, Sept. 23 the Student Government Association (SGA) met for a general body meeting. They passed two bills requesting funding for upcoming events, and discussed the controversy of Johnnie ...

With many of the semester’s firsts in a series of nightmarish midterms in our rearview mirrors, everyone deserves a moment to breathe and unwind with some of these exciting new media releases.

COURTESY OF SAREENA NAGANAND A photo Naganand took during a relaxing walk around campus over the summer, going on walks and appreciating what’s around her has helped with keeping her grounded in the ...

The Department of Biology’s Fall 2025 Seminar Series opened with a packed house on Thursday, Sept. 11 as Simon Alberti, a ...

When I first applied, I didn’t really know either. On the list of positions at The News-Letter, “Public Editor” caught my eye ...

The race to the College Football Playoff is in full swing, with seasonal altering matchups taking place across the CFB ...

She sees her classmates quietly reading and writing while listening to the random classical music the teacher left playing ...

Is Double Infinity Big Thief’s magnum opus? No, not by a long shot. If I could, would I make it mandatory listening for all ...

The last weekend of September is here, and exams are creeping into everyone’s schedules. While some tests are wrapping up and ...