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Current Feature Stories

’68: The year that changed everything.

Michael Hill '72 shares his freshman memories and reconnects with classmates who marched for justice with Chester Wickwire—and watched Baltimore burn.

Rising to the Challenge, which ended in October, has been an eight-year fundraising campaign to support students, faculty members, research, and scholarship across the university. Here, we highlight eight of the campaign’s key priorities.

Centerpiece

In the microcosm of a dewdrop, Homewood photographer Will Kirk captured the 35-foot “Red Sails” sculpture created by artist John Henry.

The Art of Mathematics

Deep thinkers all, our mathematicians spend their days gripped by “the music of reason.”

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New Professors, Fall 2016

Janice Chen, Psychological and Brain Sciences; Research Interests: Real-world memory, cognitive neuroscience, temporal structure in cognition Lan Cheng, Chemistry; Research […]

Jesse Chen '16: Asian-American Sensibilities

Jesse Chen traveled to major cities to interview a broad range of Asian-American people and to film them for a documentary.

Top of the Pops

Emily Bihl '13’s blog Rye & Rivet has been her platform for sharing profiles of heritage craftspeople, small batch spirits, and recipes for retro cocktails. This summer, Bihl created the Rye & Rivet pop-up shop as an extension of her blog and a way to spotlight products and makers showcased there.

Spotlight on: Krieger School’s Popular Film and Media Studies Program

As the Film and Media Studies Program approaches its 20th anniversary, it continues to grow at a dynamic pace.

Josh Gleason '13 and Carlos Valdes-Lora '13 (Photo: Eddie Winter)

Professor’s New Film Puts Students to Work

When Matthew Porterfield’s eagerly awaited film debuts in early 2013, several Johns Hopkins film majors will be listed in the credits.

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Current Feature Stories

’68: The year that changed everything.

Eight Years Rising

Centerpiece

The Art of Mathematics

Web Exclusives

New Professors, Fall 2016

Jesse Chen '16: Asian-American Sensibilities

Top of the Pops

Spotlight on: Krieger School’s Popular Film and Media Studies Program

Professor’s New Film Puts Students to Work

sculpture-fall

View Fall 2018 Contents

Current Feature Stories

’68: The year that changed everything.

Eight Years Rising

Centerpiece

The Art of Mathematics

Web Exclusives

New Professors, Fall 2016

Jesse Chen '16: Asian-American Sensibilities

Top of the Pops

Spotlight on: Krieger School’s Popular Film and Media Studies Program

Professor’s New Film Puts Students to Work

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’68: The year that changed everything.

Eight Years Rising

Centerpiece

The Art of Mathematics

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The ClearMask Difference

Alumni Kudos

Curriculum Vitae: Lucie Fink

Alumni to Watch

Pianist of the Ages

Man vs. Volcano

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By the Numbers

Five Questions

Major Infatuation: Sociology

Sports Briefs

New Life for Old Drugs

Fly by Night Research

Gender Defenders

Empowered While Imprisoned

Pre-Orientation Adventures