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The Pillars of American Progress
Fall 2011Compared to politicians and movie stars, they’ve gone largely unknown over the decades, this cadre...
Giving Voice to Those with HIV/AIDS
Fall 2011The most effective HIV prevention programs are tailored carefully to their intended audience, concludes Rachel...
The Suite Life of Ben Swartz
Fall 2011In Amsterdam, Ben Swartz studied with two master cellists who take very different approaches to...
Mary Ryan
Fall 2011“I believe in teaching-in-place, that is, exploring the actual sites where history has been made....
The Darkroom Goes Dark
Fall 2011At the Homewood Art Workshops in the Mattin Center, the dismantling of the darkroom is...
Class of 2015
Fall 2011This fall, Johns Hopkins University welcomed the Class of 2015 to the Homewood campus. The...
Max Kade Center Launched
Fall 2011As America’s first research university, Johns Hopkins owes much of its legacy to the German...
Welcome New Faculty Members
Fall 2011The School of Arts and Sciences welcomed another bumper crop of stellar new faculty members...
Astrophysicist Adam Riess Wins Nobel
Fall 2011Nobel prize winner Adam Riess Will Kirk / homewoodphoto.jhu.edu In Baltimore, it was still dark...
Fresh Perspectives on Autism
Fall 2011The social met the spatial in Alex Murray’s recent study, which could hold out promise...
Seeing the Eye's Not-So-Simple Subtleties
Fall 2011Long referred to as the window to the soul, the eye also plays an important...