Uncovering the Myths of Leonardo
Spring 2023Art history professor Stephen J. Campbell wants us to focus on the Leonardo da Vinci...
Seeing Ancient Color
Spring 2023The class "Ancient Color: The Technologies and Meanings of Color in Antiquity" helps students look...
Right the Wrongs of Mass Incarceration
Spring 2023International studies and economics major Ava Levine's work on the focus of women after incarceration...
Community from Film
Spring 2023Film and media studies student Cierra Gladden created her thriller short, "Sundown," and made new...
Improving America’s Archives
Spring 2023Allison Marsh ’08 PhD uses historical objects to teach the public about the history of...
Students Trace Overlooked History in Sacred Places
Spring 2023Students in the community course "Researching the Africana Archive: Black Cemetery Stories" contribute to the...
Decoding Digital Humanities
Spring 2023The Center for Digital Humanities help scholars combine the powers of the human brain with...
Religion and Colonization in Mexico
Spring 2023The Experiential Research Lab "Holy Conquest: Religion and Colonization in 16th-Century Mexico" travelled to Mexico...
Magazine Brings Literary Style to Philosophical Writings
Fall 2022A new magazine for philosophical writings, The Raven, covers ethics, consciousness, time, and more.
New Book: Segregated Time
Fall 2022In his new book Segregated Time, P.J. Brendese argues that time is used and misused,...
Why JHU Students Love Being a Classics Major
Fall 2022Johns Hopkins students tell us why they love being a classics major in the Krieger...
Unlocking Words with the American Prison Writing Archive
Fall 2022Adriana Orduña ’23 is one of several Hopkins scholars using the American Prison Writing Archive...