List of 4 news stories.

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  A Cathedral Without People: Saying Goodbye to the Hill

  Asher Joseph ’25 Editor-in-Chief
  As I savor the last few months of my time at Hopkins, I return to Joan Didion's seminal essay collection “The White Album,” which I first read over Thanksgiving break. The Hopkins Drama Association had just closed Shakespeare's "The Tempest," our last production in the Woodbridge Club, before we transitioned into the new Academic and Performing Arts Center.

• Stacey Abrams to Visit Hopkins for Democracy Assembly Series

  Claire Billings ’25 Lead News Editor
  As part of this fall’s Democracy Assembly theme, Hopkins will be hosting several important guest speakers, most notably former Georgia State Representative and gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams. Speakers will also visit sections of the senior-school Twenty-first Century Democracy elective, designed by Assistant Head of School John Roberts, which studies and dissects different pieces of modern government and involves a distinctive experiential component where students work on a local campaign.
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  What's in a "Scarf"? Modern Cultural Appropriation

  Anya Mahajan ’25 Lead Op/Ed Editor
  This summer, the “Scandinavian scarf” took Tik-Tok by storm. The only thing is, the Scandinavian scarf isn’t Scandinavian — it’s Indian. Coined in the 1980s, cultural appropriation is the co-opting of cultural ideas or practices, often from a marginalized community, without credit or acknowledgment.

• Échange Fantastique: French Students Visit Hopkins

  Rose Porosoff
  This month, thirteen students and two teachers from Lycée Louis Pasteur in Avignon, France came to Hopkins and stayed with host families throughout the week.