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Byline: GRETA MARAS Read any major listicle about the top 'food cities' in the U.S. and you will seldom find Baltimore in the conversation, let alone even in the top [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS I'd be lost without mac and cheese. Back in my old Wolman days when I had nothing but a microwave, an electric burner and a dream, mac [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS I can't think of too many things in life that are better than Mediterranean food. We're often spoiled by the consistent presence of the B'more Greek food [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS As the warm weather we all cherish quickly comes to a halt, neighborhoods all around Baltimore are offering one last celebration of their communities. This weekend it [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The long wait is finally over; the dark interior where the PekoPeko Ramen used to reside has finally been illuminated again. Seniors, you might have felt some [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS I've always been a little bit obsessed with flowers. Every summer I eagerly awaited the days when my mom would take us to the grocery store, pick [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS After being thrust into the off-campus housing world a year earlier than I was expecting, I've had quite a bit of time to learn how to balance [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Power Plant Live! grounds were overtaken by food trucks and vendor stalls galore last weekend as the Baltimore Street Food Festival ensued. Over 18 vendors gathered [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Every so often, you will find a small black truck with bright pink font sitting on what has unofficially been dubbed the 'food truck corner' of Homewood [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS I know it can be tough to find time to read for pleasure during our busy semesters, but sometimes even just browsing a quality bookstore can be [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS While Hopkins students know and love the Remington eateries that are most proximate to us, like R. House and Papermoon Diner, I want to introduce you to [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Have you gotten a chance to try some new food since returning to campus for the semester? If you were looking for a telltale sign to venture [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Student Government Association held its weekly meeting on Nov. 30 to conduct a Q&A session with administrators from various departments within the University. Members presented on [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Student Government Association listened to a presentation about the University's amnesty policy and continued discussing the planned Administration (Admin) Networking Event at their weekly meeting on Oct. [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium hosted Attorney Benjamin Crump for the third lecture in its 2021 'Rebuilding Our Future' series. Crump is a nationally renowned civil rights [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Many student groups are returning to in-person activity for the first time since March 2020. In-person events are allowed to resume without special approval if attendance will [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Many students on the Homewood Campus are reporting difficulties with wifi connection and outages since the start of the fall semester, particularly in Brody Learning Commons and [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS A Place to Talk , a peer listening group, held its first in-person session since the beginning of the pandemic on April 4. The club will host [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS In two months, a new grocery store will open at the now-vacant building that Eddie's Market occupied for nearly six decades before closing last December. MCB Real [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS This semester, University housing reopened for freshmen and sophomores for the first time since students were sent home at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Wolman Hall, [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute hosted a student forum titled 'Closing the Civilian-Military Divide' on Feb. 10. During the event, panelists discussed misconceptions about the U.S. [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Hopkins School of Public Health posted a parody of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's hit song and video 'WAP' on their social media accounts on [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Global China Connection held a seminar discussing the ongoing U.S.-China technology competition on Dec. 1. The seminar featured Nathaniel Ahrens, a fellow at the Paul H. Nitze [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium hosted comedian Jordan Klepper for its fourth and final event of the semester. Klepper is a stand-up comedian, currently known as The [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium hosted Yusef Salaam during its third speaker event in the 'Living Through History' series on Oct. 20. Salaam is a member of [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS National Coming Out Day, observed annually on Oct. 11, is a day of awareness to support LGBTQ individuals. It also marks the anniversary of the second major [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Women's Leadership Symposium hosted its 'Women in Media' conference featuring Emma Needell, a Hopkins alum and screenwriter, as the keynote speaker on Saturday, Oct. 3. Moving [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Last year, I attended a Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute event called 'Civics and The Future of Democracy' in Washington, D.C. at what was formerly the Newseum. [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute hosted, 'SNF Agora Training: Facts or Fakes?' on Sept. 12. The training session was part of its online workshop on 'Navigating [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS In response to all classes being held online due to the coronavirus, the University hosted an entirely virtual first-year orientation experience for the Class of 2024 and [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS President Brandon Scott of the Baltimore City Council won the Democratic primary for Baltimore Mayor with 29.46 percent of the vote on June 9. The official race [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS Several student groups at Hopkins commemorated the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22. As a result of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, students had to [...]

Byline: EMILY MCDONALDGRETA MARAS COURTESY OF EMILY MCDONALD About 100 people gathered outside of Shriver Hall to protest Wong and Law's views. Hong Kong political activists Nathan Law and Joshua [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Students from two different cultural groups discuss their similarities. The Inter-Asian Council and Latinas Promoviendo Comunidad/Lambda Pi Chi Sorority Inc. hosted an event [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Wang aims to bring recognition to unacknowledged Asian American artists. Art History Professor ShiPu Wang of the University of California, Merced spoke on [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS FILE PHOTO Maras feels that Hopkins students undervalue themselves and their accomplishments. My friends and I have talked about the exact moment when we found out we [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS US Senator Jim Talent and Professor Gigi Gronvall discussed the threat of bioterror attacks at Thursday's event. The Hopkins chapter of the Alexander [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS COURTESY OF SIGMA CHI Student groups, like fraternity Sigma Chi, volunteered in Baltimore. The Center for Social Concern organized the 11th annual President's Day of Service last [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS COURTESY OF GRETA MARAS Officers will have to undergo community-led training centered around various LGBTQ issues. The Pride Center of Maryland held a discussion with Baltimore Police [...]

Byline: GRETA MARAS FLICKR/PUBLIC DOMAIN Maras argues that planning to fight climate change should be prioritized by all politicians. Climate change is real. There is an objective, sweeping consensus throughout [...]

In June 2013, the European Commission launched a consultation on its proposed reform of the EU Merger Regulation (EUMR), which included a proposal to extend the scope of the EUMR [...]

Byline: ROBERT MATAS VANCOUVER -- Under heavy security precautions, Mr. Justice Ian Bruce Josephson of the B.C. Supreme Court will deliver his verdict this morning on mass murder charges in [...]

The rise in the number of children in the UK with emotional and behavioural disorders (EBDs) may be attributable to difficulties associated with the environment in which children now live and learn. There has been strong emphasis on the use of medical approaches to deal with EBDs over recent years, but this trend tends to absolve parents of much of the responsibility for their child's behaviour. A large national research project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council will look at EBDs in more depth.

Are existing food frequency questionnaires (FFQs) suitable tot minority populations? Since FFQs depend on predetermined lists of food items, it seems inappropriate to use a general instrument tot specific populations. [...]