The Krieger School community mourns the untimely loss of Anne Smedinghoff ’09, a U.S. diplomat...
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Trying to Build Bridges with Syria
Spring 2013In January 2011, Robert Stephen Ford ’80 became the first U.S. ambassador to Syria in...
An Eye on Gender and Health
Spring 2013Janine Austin Clayton ’84 was recently appointed director of the Office of Research on Women’s...
Cutting Through the Noise of News
Spring 2013As managing editor of the Los Angeles Times, Marc Duvoisin ’77 oversees all news departments.
Telling an Untold Story
Spring 2013Professor Benjamin Ginsberg's new book addresses the question, “How come the Jews didn’t resist the...
Science of Learning Institute
Spring 2013The website for the Science of Learning Institute illustrates its mission to understand the nature...
Finding Truth in Family Fictions
Spring 2013Sociology Professor Katrina Bell McDonald’s course The African-American Family culminates with the Black Family Saga...
Searching for Etruscan Children
Spring 2013Marie Nicole Coscolluela’s research considers the life of Etruscan children.
Creating Health Care Opportunities in Poor Nations
Spring 2013he fieldwork of Sminu Bose ’12 took her to India and Cambodia.
Enthusiasm Awakened
Spring 2013Hopkins’ Archaeological Museum remains dedicated to providing “tangible” inspiration for student research.
Lab Tech Witnesses More Than a Half Century of History and Change at JHU
Fall 2012Gerri Chester has spent her entire 55-year career as a lab tech in the biology...
Undergrads Curate Exhibit About Post-war Jewish Life in Baltimore
Fall 2012Jews on the Move explores the postwar relocation of Baltimore’s Jewish community from the city...