Helen Zhao '16: Vaccination Wars
Spring 2015Helen Zhao is using philosophy to explore the controversial topic of vaccines.
Piper Janoe '16: Refugee Stories
Spring 2015The research of Piper Janoe is a pilot study aimed at discovering what it’s like...
Finding the Payoff in Classroom Misbehavior
Spring 2015Economics graduate student Victor Rondo is examining why women make less money than men, and...
Carrie Resnick '15: On the Campaign Trail
Fall 2014Political science major Carrie Resnick is studying the campaigns of female gubernatorial candidates, focusing on...
Maria Garcia '15: Back to the Garden
Fall 2014international studies major Maria Garcia is studying how communities in Baltimore and Copenhagen work with—or...
After Apartheid
Spring 2014Katherine Newman's new book is a penetrating and poignant exploration of race, prosperity, class, identity,...
Katherine Robinson '14: Refugee Assimilation
Spring 2014Katherine Robinson has been observing and interviewing members of Baltimore’s Nepali-Bhutanese refugee community to help...
Paul Sungbae Park '15: Listening to the Deaf
Spring 2014Anthropology major Paul Park wanted to better understand members of the deaf community and how...
Olivia Schieber '14: Soldiers of South Korea
Spring 2014Olivia Schieber had the opportunity to hear firsthand from Korean nationals about their military experience—information...
Exploring the Depths of Mathematics and Philosophy
Spring 2014Caleb Baechtold '16 came to Johns Hopkins thinking he knew exactly what he wanted to...
Spotlight on: Krieger School’s Popular Film and Media Studies Program
Fall 2013As the Film and Media Studies Program approaches its 20th anniversary, it continues to grow...
Down to "The Wire"
Fall 2013Peter Beilenson uses episodes from the popular television series to illustrate how city institutions have...