When the Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum officially reopens on October 13, it will celebrate both 140-plus years of existence, and a new chapter in its life as a teaching collection for the university community. “I’ve long thought that the Archaeological Museum is one of the jewels of a Hopkins education,” says Emily S.K. Anderson, associate […]

Doctoral student Ezra Sukay uses the James Webb Space Telescope to make cosmic connections.

Faculty members from the Department of Political Science visited public libraries to engage local communities and discuss historical context about the fragility of democracies around the world.

Last month, about 150 philosophers, scientists, and other thinkers gathered at a Baltimore hotel to discuss topics ranging from consciousness to evolution.