JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY STUDENT DISSABILITY SERVICES The Editorial Board argues that the university needs to provide more attention to physical dissabilities. The University explicitly states their ...

Lawrence Jackson, a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor in the department of English and history at Hopkins, created the Donald V. Bentley Memorial lecture in memory of his good friend who lost his life ...

A PhD student William Brakewood is undertaking a new venture: the creation of the start-up Microbiome Foundries. A fourth-year doctoral student in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Hopkins, ...

Oh and Saeed both discuss their personal O'Hara favorites, bringing unique interpretations for the poet's 100th birthday. March 27, 2026 marks the centennial birthday of the beloved American poet ...

Feng argues that partisan gerrymandering undermines democracy and requires federal and systemic electoral reform. A fierce nationwide redistricting battle has unfolded ahead of the midterm elections ...

The Charmery’s handmade approach has made it one of Baltimore’s most beloved ice cream shops. Ice cream shops are often treated as indulgences. At The Charmery, they are something closer to a ...

COURTESY OF ALYSSA GONZALEZ Gonzalez articulates the necessity to view immigration policy through a humanizing lens. A statistic from the Department of Homeland Security estimates that “Two million ...

Lin reflects on The News-Letter’s editorial article regarding its stance on generative AI. In this article, I will discuss each of these arguments and give my view of what responsible use of AI may be ...

Dewi discusses her perspective on the current state of political culture in the U.S., and how readers can do their part to preserve the core American “promise” of freedom. When I applied for a PhD ...

If you’re interested in getting involved in or attending arts-related events, the best advice is to simply keep an eye out for them. Welcome (or welcome back) to Hopkins! If you’re a seasoned visual ...

Schager shares the history of the Sparrows Point Steel Mill. The Sparrows Point Steel Mill, once the largest in the world, was a Baltimore institution that shaped workers’ unions, housing and cultural ...

The News & Features team conducted an investigation into the Board of Trustees, highlighting the background of each member, recent board activities and student feedback. On Aug. 24, 1867, Johns ...