Hopkins’ Archaeological Museum remains dedicated to providing “tangible” inspiration for student research.
Issue: Spring 2013, Volume 10, Number 2
Features
Clued In
Krieger School paleoclimatologists rely on a variety of tools—from isotopes to ocean temperature—to parse the past in order to shed light on Earth’s future.
Learning Along the Lifespan
<p>Throughout the Krieger School, researchers work to unlock the brain’s secrets.</p>
All Under One Roof
<p>It's Coming...and It's BIG!</p>
From the Dean
“One University” Model Benefits All
The Krieger School of Arts and Sciences is something of a Grand Central Station for the university. Connections branch out from our academic departments, all of which are devoted to basic research in the humanities, the arts, and the sciences—natural and social. Those intersections have matured into working relations between Krieger School faculty with interests […]
News
Science of Learning Institute
The website for the Science of Learning Institute illustrates its mission to understand the nature...
Lights! Camera!…Physics!
David Kaplan, a theoretical physicist, is making a full-length feature film about the Large Hadron...
Building Bridges to Boost the Arts and Humanities
JHU has been awarded three grants from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to create a...
New Route to Medical School
Students aspiring to medical school now have another post-baccalaureate option available to them.
Adopt an Object
Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum offers an Adopt-an-Object program.
Mourning Steven Muller
Johns Hopkins University President Emeritus Steven Muller died January 19, 2013. He was 85.
Dark Doings
Two Johns Hopkins astrophysicists have been appointed to the Euclid Consortium.
Nine Krieger School Professors Named Fellows of American Mathematical Society
The program aims to spotlight mathematicians whose peers see them as the best minds in...
Freshman Class
The Academy at Johns Hopkins, a new institute for advanced study for retired Krieger School...
Quotable: Michael Bloomberg
In January, the University announced a record-setting alumni donation: philanthropist and New York Mayor Michael...
Seeds of Hope in Iraq
Army Major Donald Makay co-founded Iraqi Hope Foundation, which aims to honor the fallen and...
Faculty
Telling an Untold Story
Professor Benjamin Ginsberg's new book addresses the question, “How come the Jews didn’t resist the...
Drawing on Art
Craig Hankin ’76, director of Homewood Art Workshops, talks about why the arts play a...
Student Research
Poetic Justice
The recipient of a Dean’s Undergraduate Research Award, Grady Stevens embarked on an extensive study...
Healing the City’s Wounded
Lisa Smith ’13 conducts surveys about wound care on the mobile van of the Baltimore...
Searching for Etruscan Children
Marie Nicole Coscolluela’s research considers the life of Etruscan children.
Creating Health Care Opportunities in Poor Nations
he fieldwork of Sminu Bose ’12 took her to India and Cambodia.
Classroom
Finding Truth in Family Fictions
Sociology Professor Katrina Bell McDonald’s course The African-American Family culminates with the Black Family Saga...
Alumni
Violence Claims Life of Young Diplomat
The Krieger School community mourns the untimely loss of Anne Smedinghoff ’09, a U.S. diplomat...
Trying to Build Bridges with Syria
In January 2011, Robert Stephen Ford ’80 became the first U.S. ambassador to Syria in...
An Eye on Gender and Health
Janine Austin Clayton ’84 was recently appointed director of the Office of Research on Women’s...
Cutting Through the Noise of News
As managing editor of the Los Angeles Times, Marc Duvoisin ’77 oversees all news departments.
On Campus
The Quotidian Life
Taylor Colvin '14 points out the similarities between Charm City and the City of Light.