As China’s economy continues to grow, so does the country’s scientific and technological prowess. Decades...
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New Academy Brings Research to Retirement
Spring 2012
A rendering of the renovated Greenhouse, which will house the Academy. When esteemed university professors...
From Graffiti to Hospital Waste
Spring 2012
Growing up in Houston, William McCance ’12 never saw much graffiti. Then he came to...
Rebuilding the Foundation of Science Education
Spring 2012
A new university-wide initiative aims to change the way science is introduced to undergraduates. With...
Richard Conn Henry & Steve Hanke
Spring 2012
“One time throughout the world, one date throughout the world.” —Richard Conn Henry, professor in...
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 2011
At the Homewood Art Workshops in the Mattin Center, the dismantling of the darkroom is...
Class of 2015
Fall 2011
This fall, Johns Hopkins University welcomed the Class of 2015 to the Homewood campus. The...
Max Kade Center Launched
Fall 2011
As America’s first research university, Johns Hopkins owes much of its legacy to the German...
Welcome New Faculty Members
Fall 2011
The School of Arts and Sciences welcomed another bumper crop of stellar new faculty members...
Astrophysicist Adam Riess Wins Nobel
Fall 2011
Nobel prize winner Adam Riess Will Kirk / homewoodphoto.jhu.edu In Baltimore, it was still dark...
Think Before You, er, …Tweet?
Fall 2011
Businessman James Andrews, arriving in Memphis on a business trip, tweeted, “True confession but I’m...