The latest recognitions of our stellar faculty.
With the world of journalism undergoing seismic shifts, what do democratic societies have to lose and/or gain? Our alumni journalists weigh in.
A cool Wednesday in June wrapped up with a glorious evening sky over Keyser Quad.
One of the most underappreciated achievements in modern physics, which led to an indispensable tool for measuring the strength of electromagnetic fields, happened 140 years ago at Johns Hopkins.
By tapping into a rich trove of literary phonies, forgeries, and frauds, two professors and their students are discovering truths about authenticity, authority, and believability—skills particularly essential in today’s world of fake news.
In this era of “fake news,” digital information, and other rapid developments, we still hew to our motto: “The truth will set you free.”
The latest recognitions of our stellar faculty.
News headlines in Hopkins sports.
Take a peek into the office of this professor from the Department of Political Science...
Our professors talk about books.
Matthew Kahn, Ian Phillips, and Hanna Pickard have joined Johns Hopkins University as Bloomberg Distinguished...
Professor Lawrence Jackson wants to bring Johns Hopkins to the masses, in particular to the...
Look who’s talking: Krieger School faculty quoted in the media.
Look who’s talking: Krieger School faculty quoted in the media.
Humanities legend Richard A. Macksey ’53, MA ’54, PhD ’57 died in July. He was...
We remember Richard A. Zdanis, professor of physics; Bert F. Green, professor of psychological and...
Look who’s talking: Krieger School faculty quoted in the media.
Look who’s talking: Krieger School faculty quoted in the media.
Chaz Firestone asks whether people can think like computers.
Laura Di Bianco explores how women in Italy can assert themselves in the male-dominated film...
Casey Marina Lurtz's new book, From the Grounds Up, details how the Mexican district of...
New publications from Krieger School faculty.
Take a peek into the office of this professor from the Department of Political Science...
Senior neuroscience major Deeya Bhattacharya propels herself into both academic and campus life.
Senior Pavan Patel serves as a researcher for the Johns Hopkins Drug Access and Affordability...
Senior political science major Jessup Jong spent the summer as a policy research assistant at...
Conducting scientific research at sea is challenging—you’re isolated, subject to rough weather, and must rely...
Students tell us why they love their major.
Students in sociology lecturer Mike Reese's Introduction to Urban Studies course researched current challenges in...
Rachel Masilamani '99 has fashioned a love of drawing and narrative into a running commentary...
Journalist, anchor, reporter, and correspondent
A round of applause for what our alumni have accomplished.
An Air Force program manager and a civil rights policy advisor. Our alumni are going...
Adam J. Milam '08, the first African American chief resident in anesthesiology at Cedars-Sinai Medical...
The company Marian Leitner-Waldman '09 co-founded two years ago is selling close to 1.5 million...
Towering arched windows have lent a sense of grandeur to the Albert D. Hutzler Reading...
Kerrie Carden is director of student ventures for FastForward U, Johns Hopkins' hub for innovation...
The Community Impact Internships Program pairs undergrads with Baltimore nonprofits and government agencies, offering real-world...
Meet the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences class of 2023.