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The Johns Hopkins News-Letter podcast extends our publication's platform to keep the public informed on current events both at Hopkins and in the broader Baltimore community. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus. Host: Lauren Ji Producer: Shirlene John and Helen Lacey Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum Script Writers: Claire Park Production support: Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman Special thank you to the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association for making this project possible.

  1. 04/19/2024

    NL Digest: Woodrow Wilson fellowship renaming, Flo Milli tickets on sale for Spring Fair and MSE renovation updates

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a push to rename the Woodrow Wilson fellowship after Ethan Posner, Flo Milli tickets for the 2024 Spring Fair and updates on renovations to the MSE library. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

    9 min

  2. 04/07/2024

    NL Digest: Mitt Romney announced as commencement speaker, highly selective admissions cycle and Key Bridge collapse

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including an announcement of Mitt Romney as the University's commencement speaker, the University's release of Regular Decision admissions results and a state of emergency after the Key Bridge collapse. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

    9 min

  3. 03/15/2024

    NL Digest: TRU-UE negotiations continue, protest in opposition to violence in Palestine and the push for a South Asian Studies minor

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a recap of recent negotiations between TRU-UE and administration, a student-led protest opposing violence in Palestine, SGA's push for a South Asian Studies minor and the Editorial Board's demands for a more affordable college experience. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

    11 min

  4. 03/01/2024

    NL Digest: Graduate student union organizes picket protest, Title VI investigation opened into alleged anti-semitism on campus and Major Fair introduces students to departments and faculty

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a recap of a picket protest organized by TRU-UE, information on the U.S. Department of Education opening a Title VI investigation into alleged anti-semitism on Hopkins campus and an inaugural JHU Major Fair intended to introduce students to departments and faculty. For more in-depth news, visit or website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus.

    9 min

  5. 02/16/2024

    NL Digest: Hopkins launches Semester in D.C., Bloomberg faculty send petition to the Office of the Dean and The Atlantic cuts ties with SAIS political scientist

    Welcome back! In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including the launch of the University's inaugural Semester in D.C. program, a letter sent to the Office of the Dean about salary inequities at the Bloomberg School of Public Health and information on The Atlantic cutting ties with a SAIS political scientist accused of rape. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus. Host: Harrison Rosenblum Producers: Helen Lacey and Claire Park Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum Production Support: Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman

    8 min

  6. 12/01/2023

    NL Digest: Professor placed on leave for violent anti-Palestinian tweets, MSE Symposium on affirmative action, rent prices and more

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including an article about a Hopkins professor placed on leave for violent anti-Palestinian tweets, a recap of an MSE Symposium event debating affirmative action, an op-ed calling for staggering rent prices to be addressed and a review of Toki Underground's ramen. For more in-depth news, visit our website, ⁠www.jhunewsletter.com⁠, and find print editions of our paper around campus. Host: Helen Lacey Producers: Shirlene John & Helen Lacey Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum Script Writer: Claire Park Production Support: Yana Mulani & Abigail Tuschman

    10 min

  7. 11/02/2023

    NL Digest: Walkout in solidarity with Palestine, vigil for Palestine, a call for a ceasefire and more

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter articles from the past two weeks, including a summary of an event to mourn Palestinian lives lost, a walkout in solidarity with Palestine, an op-ed calling for a ceasefire in the Middle East and a recap of men's and women's soccer's games against Haverford. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus. Host: Helen Lacey Producers: Shirlene John & Helen Lacey Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum Script Writer: Claire Park Production Support: Yana Mulani & Abigail Tuschman

    11 min

  8. 10/20/2023

    NL Digest: Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, developments in the Middle East, honoring Henrietta Lacks and more

    In this episode, we take a look at a few News-Letter highlights from the past three weeks, including a report on the former U.S. Ambassdor to Russia's visit to the MSE Symposium, a University discussion panel analyzing developments in the Middle East, an event honoring the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks and a review of the Loki season two premier. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus. Host: Helen Lacey Producers: Shirlene John & Helen Lacey Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum Script Writer: Claire Park Production Support: Yana Mulani & Abigail Tuschman

    12 min
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The Johns Hopkins News-Letter podcast extends our publication's platform to keep the public informed on current events both at Hopkins and in the broader Baltimore community. For more in-depth news, visit our website, www.jhunewsletter.com, and find print editions of our paper around campus. Host: Lauren Ji Producer: Shirlene John and Helen Lacey Sound Engineer: Harrison Rosenblum Script Writers: Claire Park Production support: Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman Special thank you to the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association for making this project possible.

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  • Creator
    The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2024
  • Episodes
    18
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
  • Show Website
    The News-Letter Podcast