In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a push to rename the Woodrow Wilson fellowship after Ethan Posner, Flo Milli tickets for the 2024 Spring Fair and updates on renovations to the MSE library.

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In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including an announcement of Mitt Romney as the University's commencement speaker, the University's release of Regular Decision admissions results and a state of emergency after the Key Bridge collapse.

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In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a recap of recent negotiations between TRU-UE and administration, a student-led protest opposing violence in Palestine, SGA's push for a South Asian Studies minor and the Editorial Board's demands for a more affordable college experience.

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In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a recap of a picket protest organized by TRU-UE, information on the U.S. Department of Education opening a Title VI investigation into alleged anti-semitism on Hopkins campus and an inaugural JHU Major Fair intended to introduce students to departments and faculty.

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Welcome back! In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including the launch of the University's inaugural Semester in D.C. program, a letter sent to the Office of the Dean about salary inequities at the Bloomberg School of Public Health and information on The Atlantic cutting ties with a SAIS political scientist accused of rape.

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Host: Harrison Rosenblum

Producers: Helen Lacey and Claire Park

Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum

Production Support: Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman

In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including an article about a Hopkins professor placed on leave for violent anti-Palestinian tweets, a recap of an MSE Symposium event debating affirmative action, an op-ed calling for staggering rent prices to be addressed and a review of Toki Underground's ramen.

For more in-depth news, visit our website, ⁠www.jhunewsletter.com⁠, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

Host: Helen Lacey

Producers: Shirlene John & Helen Lacey

Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum

Script Writer: Claire Park

Production Support: Yana Mulani & Abigail Tuschman

In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a summary of an event to mourn Palestinian lives lost, a walkout in solidarity with Palestine, an op-ed calling for a ceasefire in the Middle East and a recap of men's and women's soccer's games against Haverford.

For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

Host: Helen Lacey

Producers: Shirlene John & Helen Lacey

Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum

Script Writer: Claire Park

Production Support: Yana Mulani & Abigail Tuschman

In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter highlights from the past three weeks, including a report on the former U.S. Ambassdor to Russia's visit to the MSE Symposium, a University discussion panel analyzing developments in the Middle East, an event honoring the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks and a review of the Loki season two premier.

For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

Host: Helen Lacey

Producers: Shirlene John & Helen Lacey

Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum

Script Writer: Claire Park

Production Support: Yana Mulani & Abigail Tuschman

In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter highlights from the past two weeks, including a look into the University's latest initiative to research artificial intelligence in the classroom, an announcement of the University's new center at 555 Penn in D.C., a review of an op-ed responding to Governor Ron DeSantis' rejection of the AP African American Studies course and the state of COVID-19 and influenza. Additionally, we recap the latest science news.

For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

Host: Lauren Ji

Producers: Shirlene John and Helen Lacey

Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum

Script Writer: Claire Park

Production Support: Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman

In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter highlights from the past two weeks, including a reflection on the societal implications of advancements in artificial intelligence, a look into recent changes to Pre-Orientation programming, a recap of the Student Involvement fair and the release of The Cover Letter, The News-Letter's yearly magazine offering tips, tricks and advice to incoming freshman. Additionally, we recap the latest science news.

For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

Host: Lauren Ji

Producers: Shirlene John and Helen Lacey

Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum

Script Writer: Claire Park

Production Support: Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman