Andrew Rosenberg ’12 recognizes that his native Iowa—known for corn, soybeans, and the state fair—might...
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Gauging Gatsby’s Universality
Spring 2012Chris Benner ’12, like countless other American students, has declared F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Great Gatsby...
The Plastic Beauty
Spring 2012In 2004 and 2005, women who didn’t like their looks could win makeovers on the...
Model United Nations Conference Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Spring 2012Clad in business suits and high heels, flocks of young men and women hurry down...
The Darkroom Goes Dark
I was unpleasantly surprised to learn of the death of analog (darkroom) photography. Until “The...
Hopkins Economist Appointed to the Federal Reserve
Spring 2012In January, the Federal Reserve Board appointed Professor Jon Faust as special adviser in the...
Homewood Arts Programs
Spring 2012When in search of a creative outlet, Johns Hopkins undergraduates need look no further than...
A poem lovely as … a smartphone?
I enjoyed the interview with poet and professor Mary Jo Salter [Fall 2011, “A poem...
Great Wall of Waverly
Thanks for the photo spread on the “Great Wall of Waverly” [Fall 2011]. The mural...
Learning Chinese Opens Doors to Collaboration
Spring 2012As China’s economy continues to grow, so does the country’s scientific and technological prowess. Decades...
New Academy Brings Research to Retirement
Spring 2012A rendering of the renovated Greenhouse, which will house the Academy. When esteemed university professors...
From Graffiti to Hospital Waste
Spring 2012Growing up in Houston, William McCance ’12 never saw much graffiti. Then he came to...