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Seen & Heard: Adam Riess
Spring 2019This is not the first time the universe has been expanding too fast.
Seen & Heard: Julia Burdick-Will
Spring 2019Some kids have a harder time getting to a school than others, not for any...
Border Crossings
Spring 2019William Brumfield’s books on Russian architecture have won him considerable acclaim.
SNF Agora Institute Announces Inaugural Director
Spring 2019Political scientist Hahrie Han has been named as the inaugural director of the Stavros Niarchos...
Neighborhood Watch
Spring 2019Public health major Bronte Nevins examines patterns of investment and disinvestment in 10 neighborhoods in...
Colorful Questions
Spring 2019Senior neuroscience major Brianna Aheimer researches how congenitally blind and sighted individuals learn about color.
Wizard of Vlog
Spring 2019Angelamarie Malkoun, a Writing Seminars and history double major, reads and researches young adult fantasy...
Counting for a Cure
Spring 2019Junior Emnet Atlabachew investigates the mechanisms underlying epilepsy in neurological disorders.
Camera Ready
Spring 2019Rachel Witkin ’14 has been rising through the ranks of NBC’s television news division and...
Halting Epilepsy in Its Tracks
Spring 2019Alexander Rotenberg ’93, a neurologist at Boston Children’s Hospital, is working to prevent epilepsy after...
Riding a Dream from Hopkins to Hollywood
Spring 2019Emma Needell ’11 has written three scripts slated for production this year, one of which...