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The undergraduate experience at the Krieger School allows students to build basic abilities that allow them to flourish and learn throughout their life.
Hundreds gathered June 20, in Athens, Greece, for Power and Purpose: A Symposium on Mental Health and Democratic Agency, hosted by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute of Johns Hopkins University.
They are among 16 researchers recognized by the Simons Foundation for innovative strides in mathematics, physics, astrophysics, and computer science
Krieger School alum and Emmy-nominated late-night comedy writer Sal Gentile talks about the ongoing Hollywood writers' strike
Classics professor Nandini Pandey and her students have their own take on the #RomanEmpire trend. In the First-Year Seminars course, Race Before Race–Difference and Diversity in the Ancient Mediterranean, students are introduced to the diversity of the ancient Mediterranean world. They examine questions such as, “How did the Greeks, Romans, and other ancient Mediterranean peoples understand human difference and diversity?” and “Did skin color, birthplace, language, and lineage matter in constructing social hierarchies?” And yes, they think about the Roman Empire a lot.
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Sep 21
Yana Mulani and Abigail Tuschman, co-editors-in-chief of the @jhunewsletter, found their passion for writing at JHU’s student newspaper.
Yana — “I never expected to enjoy writing for News as much as I did. In pursuing my love for writing, I found a new love for journalism. I’ve had the opportunity to investigate stories alongside passionate people who are determined to bring truth to our community.”
Abigail — “Being a part of The News-Letter has allowed me to find my place in a community of people who are equally passionate about storytelling. We come from different majors, backgrounds, and corners of the world, but we all gather in the ancient Gatehouse on Monday nights to share ideas for our next week of publication.”
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Photo: Steven Simpson, Photo Editor
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Sep 6
In higher education circles, mentors play a critical role in influencing the academic, career, and life paths of their mentees. Mentors say they also learn valuable lessons.
From the journey of the earthworm to signs of racial inequity, First-Year Seminars cover a range of topics that inspire new college students.
Political scientist and sociologist Vesla Weaver is spending her career listening to and researching the voices of a sizable group of people whose experience of democracy, citizenship, and government is completely different from that of those not living under police surveillance.
Notes ons mentorship and investing in each other from James B. Knapp Dean Christopher S. Celenza.
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