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Christopher S. Celenza, dean of Georgetown College at Georgetown University and professor of History and Classics, has been named dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Celenza’s appointment, which begins Jan. 4, is a homecoming: He first joined the Krieger School faculty in 2005 as a professor in what was then the Department of […]
The fellowship recognizes her for her scientific research, which takes place at ancient geological sites around the world
Netflix puts comedian Dan Ahdoot's career in high gear
Students find innovative ways to volunteer in the community in the face of a global pandemic. 'We can still make a difference—even through a screen.'
When COVID-19 began its assault earlier this year, many Krieger School faculty members quickly noticed ways the virus—or its impact—intersected with their own research interests. Here are some of their stories.
A sampling of additional COVID-19-related work underway by faculty members and researchers across the Krieger School.
Professor Martha S. Jones explores fact and fiction in women’s right to vote.
Even COVID-19 can’t stop fall from arriving on Keyser Quad.
Since the coronavirus arrived in the United States, various words and phrases have become a regular part of our lexicon … One word that I have not heard quite as much, but that I have witnessed a great deal of at Johns Hopkins, is resilience.
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