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The Maryland Transportation Authority is launching a new internship program that gives local students a role in reconstructing the Baltimore landmark.

Last Thursday, a group of students pitched tents on the university’s main lawn to call for divestment from Israeli-tied companies. Hopkins leaders say that violated school protest policies.

The West Baltimore university is the fourth historically-Black college chosen to host the SheCare wellness pods, which are dedicated to addressing Black womens’ mental health.

Over fifty Maryland advocacy groups joined students at a rally Wednesday calling for immediate action from Governor Wes Moore, state lawmakers and Hopkins leaders to protect student rights.

Since 2010, the Baltimore HBCU has seen a 25% decline in male students. A new task force is looking for answers.

The district is the only in the state to not get the green-light from the Accountability and Implementation Board at this week’s meeting

College leaders say the 2023 Supreme Court ruling that overturned affirmative action was a “gut punch.” But some students are demanding more accountability and action.

University leaders can take other steps to increase security, the court decision says. But they can’t block free speech.

The university system first banned the Students for Justice in Palestine group from hosting a vigil on October 7. Then they banned all student activity for the day.

Student leaders say they’re picking up where they left off last spring by demanding divestment from Israeli-tied companies.