2008 Woodie Awards
SGA surveys students' happiness, stress levelsIn the hopes of obtaining honest information from undergraduates about their levels of overall happiness, their academic stresses and their social stresses, the Student Government Association (SGA) issued a survey to the entire study body last month and is currently in the process of analyzing the results.
Hopkins's study abroad policy in India subject to changeAfter last week's terrorist attack in Mumbai, India, in which 179 people, including several Americans, were killed by gunmen, University administrators are monitoring the situation to determine whether there will be a policy change regarding study abroad in that country.
Baltimore to implement car-sharing program
The Baltimore City parking authority recently announced plans to start a car sharing program in the Baltimore area, with a test run beginning in the coming months.
An inside look at Hopkins's premier residence with Mrs. Brody
In 1956, when the Board of Trustees offered Milton Eisenhower the position of University president, he accepted the offer - contingent upon two conditions.
In the field with Hopkins's ROTC Blue Jay Battalion
It had just recently stopped snowing last Friday night when I walked up the slick metal steps to the Johns Hopkins University Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) building.
University closes doors to Confederate remembranceEvery January for 20 years, Hopkins has rented a room in Shriver Hall to the Sons of Confederate Veterans for a reception after their celebration of Southern Civil War rebel leaders Robert E. Lee and Thomas Jackson in Wyman Park. This January, however, Hopkins is ending this practice.
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Mumbai terrorist attacks hit close to home at Hopkins
Last week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai shocked and horrified the world.
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