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MSE Symposium
50th anniversary lineup revealed
Published Sept 24, 2017
Johns Hopkins University's Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium, which celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2017, will bring a diverse lineup of speakers to the university's Homewood campus this fall, including the governor of Ohio, a prominent comedian and The Daily Show correspondent, the leaders of the Women's March, and one of MSNBC's most popular on-air personalities.
Blair Skinner
Q+A
The art of 'making something really beautiful'
Published Sept 24, 2017
Peabody doctoral student Blair Skinner talks about conducting and what it's like to lead the Hopkins Concert Orchestra
Du Yun
The protean Du Yun
Published Fall 2017
Du Yun's eclectic output is powered by curiosity about different music, sounds, subject matter, and collaborators / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A man gives a talk while a motion picture is projected on a screen behind him
Materials science
Arts, to the extreme
Published Sept 24, 2017
HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts program brings faculty, students together to translate research on extreme events in new and creative ways
Johns Hopkins President's Reading Series brings eight notable authors to campus
Sept 24, 2017
The lonely crusader
Sept 24, 2017
'Step' into the spotlight: JHU student chases her dreams in Baltimore dance documentary
Sept 24, 2017

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A man gives a talk while a motion picture is projected on a screen behind him
Materials science
Arts, to the extreme
Published Sept 24, 2017
HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts program brings faculty, students together to translate research on extreme events in new and creative ways
Grid of headshots of MSE lineup
MSE Symposium
50th anniversary lineup revealed
Published Sept 24, 2017
John Kasich, Joy Ann Reid, Hasan Minhaj, leaders of the Women's March will visit JHU for student-run speaker series
Authors include: (top row, from left) Salman Rushdie, Mary Jo Salter, Andrew Motion; (center row, from left) Tracy K. Smith, Teju Cole, Alice McDermott; (bottom row, from left) Katharine Noel, and Yiyun Li
President's Reading Series
8 notable authors to visit Homewood
Published Sept 24, 2017
Program begins Sept. 26 with reading from novelist Salman Rushdie
Fredi Lajvardi (left, in mustard yellow vest) and Oscar Vazquez on stage
'Spare Parts' subjects deliver topical keynote
Published Sept 24, 2017
Oscar Vazquez and Fredi Lajvardi, whose stories are featured in 2014 book, discuss DACA, immigration, activism
Lizzie Gilman reads from a paper and gestures with her right hand
Firebrand with a pince-nez
Published Fall 2017
Elisabeth Gilman, the youngest daughter of JHU's founding president, was a fierce advocate for social justice / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration of Chester Himes in grays, blacks, and reds
The lonely crusader
Published Fall 2017
Lawrence Jackson profiles the work of Chester Himes, who all but invented the black crime novel / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Monica Hesse
Talking with Monica Hesse
Published Fall 2017
Hesse relocated to Accomack County on Virginia's Eastern Shore for a few months while researching the arsons that she covers in her new book, 'American Fire' / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A man sits in a window seat reading the Bible. The window has a giant yellow M on it
McPhotos
Published Fall 2017
Photographer Chris Arnade finds pride, poverty, and decent Wi-Fi in McDonald's / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Carry a torch
Published Fall 2017
Monica Hesse's new book, 'American Fire' chronicles a couple's 2014 arson spree across Virginia's Eastern Shore, exploring not so much who committed these crimes, but why / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Guarding Saddam
Published Fall 2017
Will Bardenwerper tells the stories of the young men whose service involved sharing Saddam Hussein's last few months as he waited to be put to death / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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