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This week in Jay-PEGs: April 11-17
Happenings from throughout the week at Johns Hopkins University
Holi, J'Ouvert, Spring Matsuri—this was a week of celebrations for Hopkins! Other highlights include the Out of Darkness walk and the Science Diplomacy Summit in Washington, D.C., all captured by university photographer Will Kirk.
What a colorful week! Between the Hindu Students Council's Holi event...
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... and the Caribbean Cultural Society's first annual J'Ouvert, no white t-shirt was safe on Homewood campus!
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The Foreign Affairs Symposium hosted journalist Chris Wallace on Wednesday to discuss the upcoming 2024 election.
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Middle schoolers from across the state came to Homewood campus last Friday to compete in the Maryland Science Olympiad State Tournament.
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Fans of Latin music had a great time at OLÉ's Saturday formal, which kept the songs blasting from 8 p.m. to midnight.
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Saturday's Spring Matsuri event, hosted by the Japanese American Student Association in collaboration with the HOP, celebrated the new season with performances, prizes, games, and traditional Japanese food.
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Several Hopkins affiliates spent Saturday giving back to their community by cleaning, sweeping, and planting flowers in the neighborhoods around Homewood campus.
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The Science Diplomacy Summit featured two days of expert presentations and panels about how science can foster international cooperation.
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The Johns Hopkins community came together on April 13 for this year's Out of Darkness walk, which fostered conversations about mental health while raising awareness for suicide prevention.
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Congratulations to all of the Hopkins affiliates who won one of this year's Student Leadership Awards! Their hard work was celebrated at a ceremony on April 15.
Credit: Will Kirk / Johns Hopkins University
