Hopkins’ Archaeological Museum remains dedicated to providing “tangible” inspiration for student research.
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Professor’s New Film Puts Students to Work
Fall 2012When Matthew Porterfield’s eagerly awaited film debuts in early 2013, several Johns Hopkins film majors...
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...
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...
The Writing Life
Fall 2012Since earning her MA at Johns Hopkins in 1979, Louise Erdrich has written 13 novels.
It’s Hot: High-Tech Sentinel System for “Cold Chain” Process
Fall 2012Tom Smith '11 is CEO of ESDA LLC, a high-tech startup he created with two...
Sea Tales Inspire Former Inmate
Fall 2012A book—and its author—helped a former bank robber chart a new course for his life.
The Missing Perspective in the Middle East (and Elsewhere)
Fall 2012Prince Zeid Ra’ad Zeid Al-Hussein ’87 offers his unique perspective of the Arab Spring.
The Road from Classroom to Career
Fall 2012From the Dean
Editor's Note, Fall 2012
Fall 2012Welcome to the Fall 2012 issue of Arts & Sciences magazine.
MindSumo
Fall 2012Businesses want problems solved on the cheap, and soon-to-be college graduates want the attention of...
How Free Is Free Will?
Fall 2012The nature of free will and moral responsibility is a discussion philosophers have been having...