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Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE When I was younger, I was always known as someone with a 'quiet voice.' I tended to be shy and let others speak for me, preferring to [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Whenever my brother and I are back home in Manila, Philippines for break, we have a mission: to eat at all of our favorite restaurants. From the [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Having grown up with two brothers who loved playing basketball, sophomore Michaela O'Neil is no stranger to competition. From soccer and baseball to softball and volleyball, O'Neil [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE 'What is your biggest fear?' 'Being forgotten.' Probably a typical hot seat question, whenever this is asked of me during a late-night talk or an icebreaker game, [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE At the beginning of my summer, this is what I had attributed my opportunity to live and intern in California to -- luck. My experiences over the [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Just like that, another year at Hopkins has come to a close. Recently one of my friends asked me the following question: 'How would you rate your [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE It always feels like one of those crossover episodes when my friends in college meet my friends from high school. The friendships, though all very special to [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Found in the Cross Street Market at Federal Hill, one of the U.S.'s oldest public markets, Blowfish Poke and Grill offers a variety of options to build [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE This new year, I made a personal commitment to make a change in my life: Be more positive. Even if this seems simple, developing a positive mindset [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Hopkins affiliates and members of the Baltimore community held a vigil on the Beach in support of Ukraine on March 5. Holding sunflowers and flyers, the event [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Tucked away among the row of restaurants in Mount Vernon, Allora is a relatively new bistro which opened in September 2021 that exudes the perfect balance of [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Among the many things in life that have been affected by the pandemic, my Christmases are one of them. Rather than whisking away to the winters of [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Amid COVID-19 surges and Intersession classes, comedy remains an entertaining relief from life's many stressors. To celebrate the end of Intersession, the students of Professor Adam Ruben's [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE University affiliates announced a surge in COVID-19 cases among graduate students in the past week in an email to the Hopkins community on Dec. 17. Despite this, [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE 5, 6, 7, 8... Step here... Spin... Wait, shoot, I missed a beat. It's okay. As the choreo chairs like to tell us, the audience won't know [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Why should people be more like a disability? According to Maysoon Zayid, it's because it does not discriminate and welcomes everyone regardless of age, ethnicity, class or [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE August 16: the day I finally returned to Hopkins after the pandemic unpredictably stole a year from many college students. As I sat in the rental car [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Hopkins affiliates gathered in front of Gilman Hall last Friday to protest the transphobia students have experienced with University policies. Leaders of the campaign outlined their demands [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE A year and a half after George Floyd protests began, a socialist organization called Speak Out Now hosted a discussion about police brutality at Keyser Quad on [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE I chose my column name for two reasons: I wanted to focus on positivity, and I've needed glasses my whole life... until now. When I was in [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The University announced in an email to the student body on August 27 that all fully vaccinated undergraduate students living both on and off-campus will need to [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE University leaders announced the creation of the Diverse Names and Narratives Project in an email to the student body on April 30. The task force aims to [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE In so many ways, I feel lost. I feel lost in the direction I want my life to take. I feel lost trying to figure out whether [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE TEDxJHU held its annual conference on April 16. The event, titled 'Kaleidoscope,' featured environmentalist Carmera Thomas-Wilhite, songwriter Anthony Parker, Baltimore City Commissioner of Health Dr. Letitia Dzirasa [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Lately my dreams have been very vivid, filled with sites of past travels and visions of ones to explore once the world is safe again. My sleep [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE End Medical Debt Maryland held a rally at the Hopkins Hospital Billings building on April 3 to protest against the practice of suing patients over medical debt. [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE A panelist of professors and students held a roundtable discussion on violence against Asian Americans titled 'Anti-Asian Violence and Anti-Racist Coalition Building' on March 25. The event [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE I still remember the whispers of a novel disease and the potential onset of a pandemic that crept through the quads of Hopkins a year ago. Among [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The Black Faculty and Staff Association invited Dr. Alexis Hammond, associate medical director at the Center for Addiction and Pregnancy/Addiction Treatment Services, to highlight inequities in healthcare [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The earliest thing I remember about my parents is that they never missed their Tuesday movie date. No matter what, they always made it to the cinema; [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The Hopkins Center for Global Health hosted its new virtual seminar series on Feb. 3 with the first of a two-part seminar titled 'National Pandemic Pulse: Findings [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE After pausing its operations during the fall semester, the Hopkins Emergency Response Organization resumed activities for the spring on Feb. 2. HERO is the University's student-run, professional [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE 'Every University administrator knows that graduate students do the vast majority of the work that gives the University its status and accolades in research. To President Daniels, [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Right after New Year's, I picked up a pen to start journaling for the first time in months. Writing with a pen seems like a trivial act. [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The Judicial Proceedings Committee of the Maryland General Assembly held a hearing for Senate Bill 276, sponsored by Senator Jill P. Carter on Jan. 21. The bill, [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Community partners can now submit proposals to the JHU Innovation Fund for Community Safety through the fund's website until 5 p.m. on Feb. 25. University President Ronald [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The University shared a draft plan for Phase Two of its reopening in an email to Hopkins affiliates on Dec. 18. The plan is intended to go [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE On the first day of Thanksgiving break, a few of my friends and I met up to have dinner. While a dinner may not sound like anything [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE This summer, on June 12 -- which coincided with Philippines Independence Day -- Netflix released a much-awaited special by Filipino American comedian Jo Koy. My family and [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Maryland Governor Larry Hogan issued an executive order to tighten COVID-19 restrictions on Nov. 17, which will go into effect on Friday, Nov. 20 at 5 p.m., [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE University leaders hosted town halls on Nov. 4 and Nov. 9 to discuss plans for the spring semester. Vice Provost and Chief Risk and Compliance Officer Jon [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Democrat Brandon Scott, president of the Baltimore City Council, was elected to be the city's 52nd mayor on Nov. 3. Succeeding Bernard C. 'Jack' Young, Scott, at [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The Berman Institute of Bioethics hosted Ruha Benjamin as the first speaker in its speaker series 'Epidemic/Endemic: Medical Humanities & Social Medicine 2020-21' on Oct. 30. The [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE University President Ronald J. Daniels reported on Oct. 15 that the University ended the FY20 fiscal year with a surplus of $75 million due to mitigation efforts. [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The Student Government Association unveiled a new resource for disseminating voting information at its weekly meeting on Oct. 13. Senior Class Senator Keidai Lee presented the Voter [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Once the University decided that the fall semester would be entirely online, student service clubs had to rethink how they could continue helping their community partners. While [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE First-Year Mentors (FYMs) are being paid for the first time this year. The University made this decision in the spring after FYMs were accepted into the program. [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE The Life Design Lab held Future Festival, a virtual career and networking fair, for students from Sept. 24 to Sept. 25 and Sept. 28 to Oct. 1. [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE I will shamelessly admit that I am one of those people whose camera roll and Instagram stories are filled with sunset photos. The beautiful blend of warm [...]

Byline: MICHELLE LIMPE Provost Sunil Kumar and Vice Provost for Student Affairs Alanna Shanahan announced in an email to the student body on Oct. 1 that the University will have [...]