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Issue: Spring 2016, Volume 13, Number 2
Features
Gray Matters
Hopkins professors are equipping undergraduate students with the analytical tools they need to navigate through the ethical dilemmas of today—and tomorrow.
Can Data Save Our Cities?
Last year, a team from Hopkins began meeting with mayors across the country to help solve their most pressing urban issues. The results have been encouraging. The solution? Data.
The Craft of Writing
<em>The Hopkins Review</em> is a contender in the wide world of literary journals.
Centerpiece
Sunset viewed from the south/southwest corner of the front entrance to Gilman Hall.
Navigating the History of the Navy
What to do with a PhD in classical studies when you realize you don’t want to enter academia? As it turns out, you have more options than you might think. Such was the discovery of Kristina Giannotta ’03 (PhD), now branch head of histories for the Histories and Archives Division of the Naval History and […]
News
$10 Million Gift Creates Humanities Institute
This gift—the largest ever to Johns Hopkins exclusively for the support of the humanities—establishes the...
A New PARADIM in Crystal Growth
Johns Hopkins University is establishing a cutting-edge crystal growth facility as part of a national...
New Hope for Heart Disease Patients
Bristol-Myers Squibb recently purchased Cardioxyl Pharmaceuticals, a company co-founded by John Toscano, vice dean for...
A Roadmap to Diversity
In an effort to address race, diversity, and equity across Johns Hopkins, President Ronald J....
Faculty
Tell Me About (Spring 2016)
Three faculty members, one question.
More Faculty Books
New publications from Krieger School faculty.
Cervantes: No One-Hit Wonder
William Egginton’s new book on Cervantes arrives in bookstores just in time for the 400th...
Snapshot: From the Office of María Portuondo
Take a peek into the world of this history of science and technology professor, who...
Classroom
Major Infatuation: Biophysics
Students tell us why they love their major, in three sentences or less.
Syllabus: Seeing Stars
Not every Nobel laureate chooses to teach an entry-level science course that includes freshmen, but...
Community
They’ve Got It in the Bag
The President’s Day of Service inspires hundreds of Johns Hopkins students, faculty, and staff to...
Alumni
Curriculum Vitae: Daniel Weiss
Daniel Weiss, President of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
On the Financial Frontlines
Marc Hochstein ’94 is editor-in-chief of "American Banker."
Navigating the History of the Navy
Kristina Giannotta ’03 (PhD) is branch head of histories for the Histories and Archives Division...
Casting an Independent Shadow
Sunday “Sunny” Boling ’99 is a Hollywood casting director.