Johns Hopkins neuroscientists working with rats have pinpointed a mechanism in the brain responsible for...
Stories by Rachel Wallach
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...
What Economists Really Do
Spring 2022
More than just Wall Street types or stock market prognosticators, Johns Hopkins economics faculty and...
Creating a Link Between You and the Universe
Spring 2022
The course "The Grandeur of You and the Universe" helps students understand how basic earth,...
Public Health Through An Africana Studies Lens
Fall 2021
Go inside the classroom of the course "Africana Studies Meets Public Health" at Johns Hopkins.
The Enduring Value of an English Degree
Fall 2021
In the face of a growing focus on STEM fields, Professor Mark Christian Thompson talks...
Johns Hopkins Athletes Rebound from COVID Restrictions
Fall 2021
When COVID-19 closed the campus in March 2020, more than 400 Johns Hopkins Krieger School...
Syllabus: From Idea to Animation
Spring 2021
Students created hand-drawn characters and videos for Karen Yasinsky’s Animating Cartoons course last semester.
Applications-Agnostic
Spring 2021
Assistant Professor Thomas Kempa uses chemistry as a tool to sculpt nano and quantum materials,...
New Dean in Pursuit of Truth
Spring 2021
How Christopher S. Celenza, James N. Knapp Dean of the Krieger School, is beginning to...