The EU Crisis: A Banking Perspective
Fall 2012Christopher Drennen '95 served as lead technical negotiator during the sovereign restructuring of Greece.
Andrei Gritsan
Fall 2012On July 4, 2012, researchers at the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland, announced the...
Keeping It Real in a Baltimore Jail
Fall 2012Zachary Athing '13 tutors men in the Baltimore City Detention Center.
Welcome New Faculty
Fall 2012The Krieger School of Arts and Sciences welcomed a talented group of new faculty members...
Krieger School Welcomes Controversial Russian Scholar
Fall 2012After losing his job in Russia, Nikolay Koposov is now a guest professor at the...
Physics and Astronomy Department Mourns Death of Professor
Fall 2012Professor Zlatko Tesanovic, widely admired as a theoretical condensed matter physicist, died on July 26.
Italy’s Gatekeeper of the Humanities
Fall 2012Christopher Celenza is the director of the American Academy in Rome, where he's gaining a...
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...
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...