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  • Hispanic Heritage Month Heads to Hopkins

    Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated across the U.S. from September 15 to October 15. This year, the Society of Latinidad, or SOL, will host events for all Hopkins students, including salsa dancing, a bomba group, and the SOL festival. Hispanic Heritage Month was first introduced to the U.S. in 1968, but in the form of National Hispanic Heritage Week.
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  • Advancement of AI and Art: The Art-Official Gallery

    Ellie Luo '28 Assistant Arts Editor
    With walls filled with vivid colors, bold statements, one big question looms: what happens when machines start making art? The announcement of this year’s community gallery show Art-Official Intelligence sparked discussion, raising both excitement and caution over the role of artificial intelligence in art. Scheduled for October 17th through November 14th, the show encourages students to think about AI in a new perspective in respect to art.
  • 21st Century Democracy class on the DC trip, posing in front of the Capitol Building after Princeton Model Congress.

    Democracy in Present Tense: 21st Century Democracy class

    Rebecca Li '27 Features Editor
    At Hopkins, the 21st Century Democracy class stands out for its immediacy. Instead of focusing solely on the past, it brings students directly into American history as it unfolds in the present. 
  • Screenagers are captivated by their cellular devices and ignore each other.

    Heads Up, Phones Down, Hopkins

    Samantha Bernstein '26 Lead Sports Editor
    On August 13, 2025, Head of School Matt Glendinning announced a new phone policy. While some community members believe the new policy is overly restricting, others maintain that the policy is beneficial to all. Glendinning wrote, “We’re focused on reducing distraction and enhancing the quality of relationships on campus.”
  • Jesmyn Ward speaks to Hopkins students.

    Jesmyn Ward: From Page to Stage

    Sarah Solazzo '26 News Lead Editor and Anvi Pathak '26 News Editor
    Novelist and professor Jesmyn Ward visited Hopkins on September 12, giving advice to students and reading excerpts from her national book award winning novel, Sing Unburied Sing. Ward spoke at an all school assembly, hosted two Q&A sessions, and a night session for Hopkins students and faculty. 
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