News and Events
- JHU Theatre debuts “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow,” by award-winning student playwright
- Center for Africana Studies hosts photographer and multimedia artist Hank Willis Thomas
- Studying welfare’s treatment of single vs. married mothers
- Montgomery Co. students get an early immersion in research
- Biologist Evangelos Moudrianakis wins ‘Greek Nobel Prize’
- Dean Falk elected president of Williams College
- Unraveling Numerical Ability in Humans: From Infancy Through Adulthood
- Jeff Blitz '91 wins Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (The Office)
- Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium 2009
- KSAS sociologist studies differences in college attendance among immigrant blacks, native blacks, and whites
- Johns Hopkins hits 100 mark in Recovery Act grants
SPOTLIGHT
Student Voices

Celeste Lipkes, winner of the Bellevue Literary Review Prize for Poetry, reads her poem, “Moon-face.” [MORE]
Expert Opinion
A crew drilling on the Big Island of Hawaii recently discovered magma, the molten rock material, in its natural habitat underground. Arts and Sciences Magazine checked in with Hopkins’ “Magma PI,” Bruce Marsh, professor of earth and planetary sciences, about the significance of the finding. [MORE]
He Wrote the
Book on Lincoln
Michael Burlingame PhD '71, the author and editor of a dozen Lincoln books, has been researching Lincoln for 25 years. Find out about his latest book Abraham Lincoln: A Life (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008.
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Arched Marvel » Crews install dramatic curved atrium skylight, a centerpiece of the Gilman renovation





