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Spring 2025 at Johns Hopkins University
By Hub staff report
/ Published Jan 7, 2025A selection of photos taken on and around Johns Hopkins University's campuses
Get your skates out one last time— The Johns Hopkins Ice Rink will close for the season after Sunday, Feb. 23.
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With less than 100 days until Commencement, the Class of 2025 put on a party to celebrate their final semester at Hopkins.
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The Chinese Students Association hosted their Lunar New Year Banquet on Sunday. The event featured several cultural performances, including one from the Lan Yun Blue Orchids, JHU's classical Chinese dance team.
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The Hopkins Lecture Series welcomed Judge Victoria Pratt to Shriver Hall for a keynote speech on mass incarceration, private prisons, and criminal justice reform.
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Although parts of Maryland woke up to 8 inches of snow on Wednesday, Baltimore got a more modest 3-4 inches.
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The George Peabody Library collection is home to over 300,000 volumes, including rare books dating back to the 14th century.
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Men's lacrosse maintained its perfect 3-0 record with an 11-6 win against Georgetown on Saturday, Feb. 8, at Homewood Field.
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Enjoy seeing icicles around Homewood campus? The Johns Hopkins Ice Rink has plenty more where that came from!
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Members of the JHU Yong Han Lion Dance group performed at the Walters on Saturday, Feb. 1 as part of the museum's Lunar New Year celebration.
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The Spring 2025 Student Involvement Fair gave students the chance to talk with various clubs, organizations, and campus departments— including Blue Jay Racing, where undergraduates build and race their own off-road vehicle.
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Witness Theater's annual I-Show returned last weekend with three new plays written, directed, and performed by Johns Hopkins students.
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Hopkins staff helped students beat the cold by handing out JHU-branded gloves on Blue Jay Tuesday.
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Panhellenic recruitment week —also known as Rush— wrapped up on Monday, Jan. 27, turning dozens of Greek Life hopefuls into official sorority sisters.
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With the first week of classes under their belts, Hopkins students have officially started the spring semester.
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A dusting of fresh snow and cold temps welcomed students back to campus for the first day of the spring semester
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U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland joined representatives from the Henderson-Hopkins School in East Baltimore and the Climate Access Fund, a non-profit green bank that develops and finances community solar projects in Maryland, on Monday for the ribbon-cutting for a solar project that will reduce electricity costs for low-income households in Baltimore.
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The Johns Hopkins Ice Rink at Homewood opened for its fourth season this past weekend at its new location, off West University Parkway in the Imagine Center parking lot. Register in advance for free 90-minute sessions.
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Students in this Intersession's Environmental Microbiology class walked over to Wyman Park to discover what microbes can be found in local Baltimore ecosystems.
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To any Homewood students dreaming of a white Intersession: Your wish has been granted!
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In-person classes, activities, and events were canceled on Jan. 6 due to snowy weather...
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... but that didn't mean Hopkins students had to stay home!
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