Works in Progress (Fall 2017)
Fall 2017A glimpse at ongoing faculty research.
Clear Thinking About Brain Injuries
Fall 2014Linda Gorman's upper-level undergraduate course Brain Injury and Recovery of Function is designed to keep...
Archaeological Refugee
Spring 2014Glenn Schwartz, the Whiting Professor of Archaeology in the Department of Near Eastern Studies, talks...
How Free Is Free Will?
Fall 2012The nature of free will and moral responsibility is a discussion philosophers have been having...
Professor Discovers Remains of Ancient Human Ancestor
Spring 2012It seems that “Lucy” was not the only hominin on the block in northern Africa...
Hopkins Astrophysicists Detect One of the Farthest Supernovae
Spring 2012A team of Johns Hopkins astrophysicists using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has detected a distant...
Reach Out and Touch Something
Spring 2012Pick up a pen, a cup, a book—no big deal; we don’t give it a...
A Breakthrough Ruling Rocks Not-so-Mundane Iowa
Spring 2012Andrew Rosenberg ’12 recognizes that his native Iowa—known for corn, soybeans, and the state fair—might...
Solving the Mysteries of Vision
Spring 2012In the retina, the thin tissue carpeting the back of the eye, an intriguing type...
Progress Versus Tradition in China
Spring 2012Christopher Mirasola ’12 spent the summer after his sophomore year studying Chinese in Beijing. There,...
Unearthing the Rise of Ethics in Medical Education
Spring 2012As a regular reader of medical journals, pre-med student Lindsey Hutzler ’12 thought nothing between...
Gauging Gatsby’s Universality
Spring 2012Chris Benner ’12, like countless other American students, has declared F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Great Gatsby...