It takes a certain amount of courage to publish a serious, print-based literary magazine these...
Section: Feature
Can Data Save Our Cities?
Spring 2016
Just before what passes for morning rush hour in downtown Jackson, Miss.—before people walk into...
Gray Matters
Spring 2016
The early years of the 21st century are rife with ethical ambiguity, as technological advances...
The Humanities Files
Fall 2015
“What are you going to do with that?” What humanities major, be it in art...
Perspectives on the Unrest
Fall 2015
Baltimore City was catapulted into the national spotlight last April, when unrest broke out, prompted...
Slow Down!
Fall 2015
By age 85, one of every three people will have Alzheimer’s disease. It’s now the...
Other Lives
Spring 2015
A Sophisticated Sampler The third floor of Drew Daniel’s Charles Village rowhouse looks every bit...
The Eyes Have It
Spring 2015
Consider the coin flip, seemingly the epitome of randomness. We start our football games with...
Play Ball!
Spring 2015
Economics major and senior Michael Grewe throws one of the pitches that helped the Blue...
Resilient to the Core
Spring 2015
No one ever said Johns Hopkins was easy. In fact, most of our under-graduates find...
Past in the Present
Fall 2014
New university project engages students, faculty, staff, and alumni to uncover gems from Johns Hopkins’...
To the Bat Lab!
Fall 2014
The basement of Ames Hall has bats. Dozens of them. In one room, approximately...