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Seeing Ancient Color
Spring 2023
The class "Ancient Color: The Technologies and Meanings of Color in Antiquity" helps students look...
Religion and Colonization in Mexico
Spring 2023
The Experiential Research Lab "Holy Conquest: Religion and Colonization in 16th-Century Mexico" travelled to Mexico...
Learning About Minds and Machines
Fall 2022
Phillip Honenberger leads the course Minds and Machines, that focuses on philosophical questions about AI.
Creating a Link Between You and the Universe
Spring 2022
The course "The Grandeur of You and the Universe" helps students understand how basic earth,...
Public Health Through An Africana Studies Lens
Fall 2021
Go inside the classroom of the course "Africana Studies Meets Public Health" at Johns Hopkins.
Syllabus: From Idea to Animation
Spring 2021
Students created hand-drawn characters and videos for Karen Yasinsky’s Animating Cartoons course last semester.
Syllabus: Past Meets Present Among the Tiles
Fall 2020
The Antioch Recovery Project course, part of the Krieger School’s Classics Research Lab, is an...
Syllabus: A close look inside the classroom
Spring 2020
Derek Schilling's For the Record class covered the music, art, culture, and social movements of...
Syllabus: A close look inside the classroom
Fall 2019
Students in sociology lecturer Mike Reese's Introduction to Urban Studies course researched current challenges in...
Syllabus: History Meets Social Media Age: #lawsocialjustice
Spring 2019
Six sessions of Martha Jones’ History of Law and Social Justice course took the form...
Syllabus: Acting Up
Fall 2018
In Acting I, John Astin '52 uses his six decades of acting experience to teach...