Domenico Giannone, an internationally recognized thought leader in econometrics and macroeconomic forecasting, is searching for...
Issue: Fall 2025, Volume 23, Number 1
From the Dean
From the Dean’s Desk: 150 Years
Dean Christopher Celenza reflects on 150 years of research and accomplishments at the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.
News
Ready for Takeoff
Hopkins scientists reflect on the challenges and accomplishments of critical space missions. Thirty years ago,...
Research
Examining Federico Garcia Lorca’s impact
For as long as he can remember, Spain has fascinated Bécquer Seguín. His parents met...
Shakespeare’s ‘Most Chinese’ Play
What do Shakespeare’s King Lear and 20th-century Chinese history have in common? Quite a lot,...
Toward a Mathematical Understanding of Foundation Models
ChatGPT, Gemini, and similar AI systems have amazed the public with fluent answers and rapid...
Understanding accents with Margaret Renwick
Margaret Renwick belongs to a community of linguists who are charting the changing voicesof America...
Faculty
Captured in the Camera
Diego Javier Luis’ passion for photography ignited in a single moment: when he received a...
Ask the Professor: Caroline Lillian Schopp
Caroline Lillian Schopp is an assistant professor in the Department of the History of Art....
Student Research
Uncovering the Latino Experience at Hopkins
Sandy Monter-Casio, a senior majoring in sociology and The Writing Seminars, used her $5,000 Dean’s...
The Murals of Cartagena
Inspired by the colorful and often subversive murals he saw while visiting Cartagena, Colombia, in...
Unraveling Tangled Problems in Vision Science
“Vision is the primary means through which we experience the world around us,” says vision...
Studying Inflammation in Fruit Flies
When Bella Rowe ’27 is working on some of her more tedious tasks in the...
Classroom
Syllabus: Philosophy and AI
Course title Philosophy and AI Instructor Steven Gross, Professor, William H. Miller III Department of...
Investigating the Pinkertons
The Pinkerton National Detective Agency was the first detective firm and a major force in...
Community
Paying it Forward
It’s the second year for Run Baltimore, a group led by student-athlete volunteers to introduce...
Alumni
Tameika Lunn Meets People Where They Are
When Tameika Lunn ’99 entered a courtroom to preside over a case for the first...
Notable: Elin Hilderbrand
We catch up with author Elin Hilderbrand Education Career Highlights Quoted “I was very adamant...
Raising Funds with Coffee
A freshly planted coffee tree takes four years to bear fruit. Like wine, it’s a...
Jill Rafson Directs the Stories
Jill Rafson ’03, who double majored in The Writing Seminars and film and media studies,...
Chemistry and Coffee
Dana Ferraris PhD ’99, MBA (Carey) ’09, has played many roles in the world of...
On Campus
New Student Center Opens
The Bloomberg Student Center, the first dedicated space for students to socialize in the university’s...
Home for Ancient Objects Enters New Era
The Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum, reopens to the public with fresh exhibits after three years...