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Professors Innovate to Teach Online

On March 23, many professors and students jumped into online learning together for the first time. Jaime Young, a lecturer in the Department of Chemistry, has created videos of himself doing the experiments students would have done this semester. “Other instructors are considering having students look more deeply into research about the question a laboratory […]

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Search committee formed to identify next Krieger School dean

John Toscano will become dean on an interim basis on July 1 following Beverly Wendland's departure for Washington University in St. Louis

Lights, camera, experiment!

Lab professors pick up filmmaking skills to bring laboratory experience to dispersed students

The social psychology of crises

Why are people hoarding toilet paper during the coronavirus outbreak? It takes restraint to resist our instincts in the face of social dilemmas, Johns Hopkins expert says.

The universe might just be curved

A recent analysis of the cosmic microwave background by Johns Hopkins cosmologist Joseph Silk and others suggests that maybe, just maybe, the universe could be sphere-shaped, a theory that contradicts the conventional idea that the universe stretches infinitely in all directions

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Lavender Celebration

05/03/2020

01:00 pm - 04:00 pm

Lavender Celebration celebrates the accomplishments of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and allied community at Johns Hopkins, especially graduates.

Multicultural Graduation Celebration

05/18/2020

02:00 pm - 04:00 pm

Join us in celebrating the graduation of students who identify with the multicultural identities of Black, LatinX, Indigenous, and APIDA (Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi, American) from Johns Hopkins University.

Workshop: Introduction to R for Absolute Beginners

06/02/2020

12:30 pm - 03:00 pm

This in-person "Introduction to R" workshop is for people who want to learn this data analysis tool but have little or no experience in any programming languages.

Day Trip: D.C. Historic House Museums

06/08/2020

08:30 am - 05:30 pm

Join the Johns Hopkins Museums for a day trip to explore two historic house museums in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C.: Dumbarton House and Tudor Place Historic House & Gardens.

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Fall 2019 Features

Who’s Watching Now?

With the world of journalism undergoing seismic shifts, what do democratic societies have to lose and/or gain? Our alumni journalists weigh in.

The Hall Effect

One of the most underappreciated achievements in modern physics, which led to an indispensable tool for measuring the strength of electromagnetic fields, happened 140 years ago at Johns Hopkins.

The Art of Faking It

By tapping into a rich trove of literary phonies, forgeries, and frauds, two professors and their students are discovering truths about authenticity, authority, and believability—skills particularly essential in today’s world of fake news.

Centerpiece

A cool Wednesday in June wrapped up with a glorious evening sky over Keyser Quad.

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Professors Innovate to Teach Online

News from The Hub

Search committee formed to identify next Krieger School dean

Lights, camera, experiment!

The social psychology of crises

The universe might just be curved

Events from The Hub

Lavender Celebration