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Student Life

Students carry plywood boards
Student service
A chance to make a difference
Published Feb 10, 2018 Photos
OMA organizes student service day at Second Chance, a South Baltimore salvage warehouse
A group of 8 students pose for a photo in front of an image of City Hall
A door-opening experience
Published Feb 2, 2018
Second-year students get firsthand look at employment possibilities in Baltimore
A row between two shelving units filled with boxes
Intersession
Gayborhood history project
Published Jan 31, 2018
Tours, reflections, readings, research help students piece together stories of the city's LGBTQ community
Two female students and a male student chat on a campus bench
Photos
Warm welcome back
Published Jan 28, 2018 Photos
Hopkins students return for start of the spring semester
Blue Jay shuttle at night
Transportation
Shuttles get a Lyft
Published Jan 26, 2018
Free Lyft rides will supplement Homewood-area shuttle service on Friday and Saturday nights, keeping wait times to a minimum
A student holds a soccer ball while another prepares a rolling object
Intersession
Physics field study
Published Jan 25, 2018
Students take a look at the many ways physics affect athletics in Physics of Sports course
Abstract, watery painting of blue and tan.
SHORT FICTION
A Perfect Painting
Published Jan 24, 2018
A short story written by a Johns Hopkins junior as part of the Writing Fantastical Fiction Intersession course
A sparkling whale flops backwards on a background of fluffy clouds and blue sky.
SHORT FICTION
When the Whales Came
Published Jan 24, 2018
A short story written by a Johns Hopkins senior as part of the Writing Fantastical Fiction Intersession course
A mermaid peeks her head and fin out of greenish waters.
SHORT FICTION
The Exhibit
Published Jan 24, 2018
A short story written by a Johns Hopkins sophomore as part of the Writing Fantastical Fiction Intersession course
A woman holds up a small green computer chip to the camera
Intersession
Easy as Pi
Published Jan 17, 2018
Raspberry Pi workshop teaches students how to use customizable, versatile minicomputers responsible for revolutionizing the tech industry