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Bringing Asian American History to Life
Krieger School sophomore Alexander Chang co-wrote the recently released Fighting to Belong, a graphic novel about Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history.
Institute for Planetary Health Aims to Address Today’s Earth Crisis
The new Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health will address how human health is related to the health of the planet.
Hopkins Semester Gives Hopkins Students Gateway to DC
The new Hopkins Semester D.C. program gives Krieger School students a chance to work and learn in the nation’s capital.
In the Field: Public Health Studies
Students in the Public Health Studies program volunteer at Harriet Lane Clinic.
From the Krieger School Dean
Christopher S. Celenza, James B. Knapp Dean, discusses how the Krieger School continues to expand our faculty expertise and student experience in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.
Social
The Stagecraft course is a hands-on approach to the technical and theoretical elements of production.
Students learn to use the tools and materials involved in stage design. They study how all theater personnel—actors, director, stage manager, and those in charge of costumes, sets, lights, and sound—interact and influence one another.
“The easiest way to snafu theater is for communication to not happen as clearly as possible,” says instructor Bill Roche. Former students often tell Roche they hadn’t realized how highly organized theater must be, and describe how they now apply the tactics of theater to other groups they work with.
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The beautiful George Peabody Library is featured in the limited series, Lady in the Lake, based on Laura Lippman’s novel, which premieres Friday, July 19.
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