Through these explorations, I got to try and learn more about various nearby cafes throughout Baltimore. Here are some of my ...

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After living in the Bay Area for two years, I grew well accustomed to its endless options for cafes. Trying new cafes quickly became a habit of mine, as it was a fun way to fuel my coffee addiction ...

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Bellad shares her favorite study spots on campus that are enjoyable for studying and socializing. When I committed to Hopkins, one of the first things I heard was that Milton S. Eisenhower (MSE) ...

Chen describes the distinctiveness and beauty of Hopkins humanities through her own experiences and insights. As a school full of pre-meds, we often think of the humanities as a welcoming refuge from ...

Zhu shares her restaurant recommendations for your freshman year experiences. When I first arrived at Hopkins, one thing I kept hearing was that Baltimore had an incredible food scene. Throughout ...

Chaganthi reflects on a few of the clubs that he joined on campus and why other students should consider them. With nearly 400 student organizations on campus, there is no shortage of clubs at Hopkins ...

Muratori presents an overview of one of Baltimore's most bustling neighborhoods' immigration history. In March 2026, a Baltimore furniture dealer signed a $25 million contract with U.S. Immigration ...

Branson shares advice on making Hopkins feel like home as an international student. Welcome to what may become four of the most memorable years of your life! Jokes aside, my time at Hopkins has been ...