Yulia Frumer holds a professorship in East Asian science, but she also is an experienced...
Stories by Rachel Wallach
Agricultural Development and Food Sovereignty
Fall 2023
Iván Ruiz-Hernández speaks about his research into the food systems affecting small farms in southern...
Trusting the Process at the Center for Visual Arts
Fall 2023
The Center for Visual Arts (CVA) has seen its share of growth over the last...
Seeing Ancient Color
Spring 2023
The class "Ancient Color: The Technologies and Meanings of Color in Antiquity" helps students look...
The Building Blocks of Mentorship
Spring 2023
In higher education circles, mentors play a critical role in influencing the academic, career, and...
Sparking the Imagination in First-Year Seminars
Spring 2023
From the journey of the earthworm to signs of racial inequity, Johns Hopkins First-Year Seminars...
Far and Away with the James Webb Telescope
Fall 2022
When the first stunning images from the James Webb Space Telescope were released last summer,...
Magazine Brings Literary Style to Philosophical Writings
Fall 2022
A new magazine for philosophical writings, The Raven, covers ethics, consciousness, time, and more.
Neuroscientists Find Brain Mechanism Tied to Age-related Memory Loss
Fall 2022
Johns Hopkins neuroscientists working with rats have pinpointed a mechanism in the brain responsible for...
Learning About Minds and Machines
Fall 2022
Phillip Honenberger leads the course Minds and Machines, that focuses on philosophical questions about AI.
Unlocking Words with the American Prison Writing Archive
Fall 2022
Adriana Orduña ’23 is one of several Hopkins scholars using the American Prison Writing Archive...
Healthy Babies Around the World
Fall 2022
Noah Trudeau is part of a research project trialing how protein supplements affect antibiotics in...