The latest recognitions of our stellar faculty.
Issue: Fall 2018, Volume 16, Number 1
Features
’68: The year that changed everything.
Michael Hill '72 shares his freshman memories and reconnects with classmates who marched for justice with Chester Wickwire—and watched Baltimore burn.
The Art of Mathematics
Deep thinkers all, our mathematicians spend their days gripped by “the music of reason.”
Eight Years Rising
Rising to the Challenge, which ended in October, has been an eight-year fundraising campaign to support students, faculty members, research, and scholarship across the university. Here, we highlight eight of the campaign’s key priorities.
Centerpiece
In the microcosm of a dewdrop, Homewood photographer Will Kirk captured the 35-foot “Red Sails” sculpture created by artist John Henry.
From the Dean
Dean’s Desktop: Fall 2018
The SNF Agora Institute will bring together experts and the general public to examine and elevate the state of civil discourse and democratic decision-making.
News
New Bloomberg Professors Named
Renowned neuroscientist Richard Huganir and David Sing, a leading expert on exoplanets, have joined Johns...
Tracks: Keone Aliphios
He wants to improve health care options in his native Guam.
In Memoriam
We remember Joel Grossman, professor emeritus of political science; Aihud Pevsner, professor emeritus in the...
Grand Opening: A New Innovation Hub
FastForward U Homewood is a space in Remington dedicated to helping students turn their ideas...
Building a Global Public Square
The Hopkins Portal allowed visitors to be transported—via a floor-to-ceiling video screen and audiovisual technology—to...
Sports Briefs: Fall 2018
News headlines in Hopkins sports.
News Briefs: Fall 2018
More stories of note from around the Krieger School.
Research
Works in Progress (Fall 2018)
A glimpse at ongoing faculty research.
The Science of Speculation
Professor of philosophy Peter Achinstein’s new book, Speculation: Within and About Science, is a powerful...
Faculty
Tell Me About (Fall 2018)
Three faculty members, one question.
Snapshot: From the Office of William Rowe
Take a peek into the office of this professor from the Department of History and...
More Faculty Books
New publications from Krieger School faculty.
Student Research
Fly by Night Research
Sophomore Cameron Chenault, a Woodrow Wilson Fellow double-majoring in behavioral biology and film, studies whether...
New Life for Old Drugs
Neuroscience major Michael Peters hopes to publish his research on an anti-viral drug that may...
Gender Defenders
Anthony Boutros visited Lebanon last summer to interview leaders of more than a dozen gender...
Empowered While Imprisoned
Bridget Carolan, a political science and international studies double major, is in Ireland studying how...
Classroom
Major Infatuation: Sociology
Students tell us why they love their major.
Syllabus: Acting Up
In Acting I, John Astin '52 uses his six decades of acting experience to teach...
Alumni
Man vs. Volcano
Don Swanson ’64 (PhD) is a volcanologist with the U.S. Geological Study, studying Hawaii’s erupting...
Pianist of the Ages
Jenny Lin ’94, ’98 (Peab), a Peabody-trained pianist, has spent two decades performing around the...
Curriculum Vitae: Lucie Fink
Lucie Fink—video producer, lifestyle host, stop-motion artist, social media influencer.
The ClearMask Difference
Allysa Dittmar ’14, ’17 (BSPH) has developed a transparent surgical mask to improve operating room...
Alumni Kudos: Fall 2018
A round of applause for what our alumni have accomplished.
Alumni to Watch: Fall 2018
A public health ambassador and an award-winning entrepreneur. Our alumni are going places.
On Campus
By the Numbers: Fall 2018
Meet the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences class of 2022.
Pre-Orientation Adventures
An annual weeklong Pre-Orientation program is offered every August to help freshmen establish a network...
Five Questions: Joseph Colón
Joseph Colón is the director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, which is part of...