Joshua Wong and Nathan Law speak with Giovanna Maria Dora Dore, professor of East Asian studies at Foreign Affairs Symposium
Foreign Affairs Symposium
Hong Kong activists discuss civil disobedience
Published Feb 21, 2020
The Foreign Affairs Symposium on Thursday hosted Joshua Wong and Nathan Law, two of the most prominent activists from the Umbrella Movement, which advocates for free elections in Hong Kong. Law, who was on stage, and Wong, who joined via Skype from Hong Kong, answered questions about the movement's tactics, inspirations, and goals from both supporters and critics of their efforts.
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Hopkins experts answer questions about coronavirus
Published Feb 20, 2020
Epidemiologist Jennifer Nuzzo, emergency medicine specialist Lauren Sauer participate in COVID-19 information session at Carey Business School
Martha S. Jones
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A historian's view of women's suffrage
Published Feb 21, 2020
Martha Jones discusses the legacy of the 19th Amendment and the black women suffragists who sparked and continue the voting rights movement
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Rec center reimagined with $27M expansion
Published Feb 18, 2020
The renovation of the O'Connor Center for Recreation and Well-Being includes new spaces for strength and cardio workouts, group activities, and student well-being
By studying snakes, engineers learn how to build better robots
Feb 18, 2020
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School receives $25M gift from W.P. Carey Foundation
Feb 19, 2020
Dan Weiler named women's soccer coach at Johns Hopkins
Feb 20, 2020
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