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Documentary

A man walks through a flooded field. Behind him is a white building.

Film

Climate change in black and white

Published Oct 9, 2023

Documentary co-produced by SNF Agora Institute visiting fellow Rona Kobell explores the nexus of climate change and historic racism

Lacrosse

On being Paul Rabil

Published Winter 2022

The recently retired lax legend evangelizes America's oldest sport as the co-founder and president of the Premier Lacrosse League. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

A pioneer at the podium

Published Spring 2022

A new documentary directed by JHU Professor of Media Studies Bernadette Wegenstein explores the many firsts of conductor Marin Alsop / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Film

R.A.W. emotion

Published Oct 1, 2019

'R.A.W. Tuba' documents the journey of tubist and Peabody graduate Richard Antoine White from Baltimore's streets to the symphony

A little boy peeks out from his hockey mask

Film

Being 7 in Baltimore

Published March 26, 2018

'7 in the City' project, which received Idea Lab funding in 2017, will premiere 12 short documentaries and a related web project in May

Entertainment

True crime and the rise of the docudrama

Published Jan 30, 2018

Film and Media Studies director Linda DeLibero discusses the growing appeal of true crime storytelling on TV and the future of the genre

A black and white photo shows a boy in a newsy cap holding the reins of a white horse

Film

Documenting the Northern Neck

Published Winter 2017

A recently discovered trove of films documenting life in Virginia during the Great Depression reveal a Hopkins alum's love for his hometown / Johns Hopkins Magazine