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 ...

Ronald J. Daniels is the President of Johns Hopkins University. On May 8, President Daniels spoke with The News-Letter in an ...

Although I ultimately have no definitive answer to my original query, maybe it is worth it to implement a return of medicine ...

It is through this exact sense of community, united by music alone, that makes the Hopkins a cappella scene so great. Each ...

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 ...

Very few poems ponder the question: “What is a snail’s fury?” Perhaps more should. It is in Thom Gunn’s “Considering the Snail” (1961) that the audience is shrunk down to the size of the gastropod to ...

On the opening night of Project Hail Mary, adapted from the Andy Weir novel of the same name, Ryan Gosling, its lead, said this about movie theaters to his packed audience: “It’s not your job to keep ...

Dresios and Korkmaz argue for the importance of semicolons in writing. As innocent bystanders in the rapidly changing hellscape of the English language, semicolons have received far too much ...

The 2026 F1 season is set to kick off soon! Read through our predictions for the winners of the various championships, first race of the year and most surprising team. It’s finally race week again! As ...

The Johns Hopkins News-Letter’s Arts & Entertainment section presents a list of personal favorites from writers and editors, gifting readers love-related arts for Valentine’s. Contrary to the ...

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 ...

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 ...