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The Alvin Ailey experience
Published April 26, 2019
The famed Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater company led a four-day arts education program for students and teachers at the Henderson-Hopkins school in East Baltimore this week. Alvin Ailey's Revelations program features workshops that combine movement, language arts, social studies, and its namesake choreographed dance—considered Ailey's signature piece—as a springboard for lessons.
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In memoriam
Three humanities pioneers with ties to Hopkins remembered
Published April 23, 2019
Michel Jeanneret, Jean Starobinski, and Marcel Detienne each left a deep imprint on his field through his teaching and scholarship
Lawrence Jackson and Matthew Porterfield
Two from Hopkins earn prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships
Published April 11, 2019
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Lawrence Jackson, Film and Media Studies lecturer Matt Porterfield among 168 scholars, artists, and writers recognized for achievements and promise
Bulliet Trio
Peabody hosts sensory-friendly concert for autistic listeners
Published April 5, 2019
The interactive concert, held in partnership with advocacy organization the Musical Autist, is designed to appeal to people with neurological differences
Two Johns Hopkins seniors receive arts prizes
May 20, 2019
Singer-songwriter Tori Amos to speak at Peabody Commencement ceremony
March 26, 2019
Oscar-nominated cinematographer visits Johns Hopkins film program
March 20, 2019

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Behind the scenes of 'Cabaret'
Published Summer 2019
For 100 years, the student-run Barnstormers has put on perfectly marvelous theater productions. But it's not all song and dance. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Ruth Kassinger
Algae: here, there, and everywhere
Published Summer 2019
In 'Slime,' author Ruth Kassinger gives life-sustaining, omnipresent—and sometimes villainous—algae their long overdue star turn / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Meredith Ward
Q+A
Talking with Meredith Ward
Published Summer 2019
Director of the Johns Hopkins Program in Film and Media Studies discusses her debut book on the 'sound' of moviegoing / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Aaron Dworkin
Aaron Dworkin shares lessons in entrepreneurship
Published Summer 2019
Aaron Dworkin shares lessons in entrepreneurship with black and Latino string players / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Peabody's danah bella charts a new course for dance education
Published Summer 2019
Peabody's new BFA Dance program turns traditional dance education on its head / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Nonfiction
Exploring the history of silence and film
Published Summer 2019
Meredith Ward explores what moviegoing has sounded like from the tumultuous days of the early silent cinema through the modern experience of watching media on a smartphone with earbuds in public / Johns Hopkins Magazine
'The Age of Disenchantments' book cover
Nonfiction
Alum Aaron Shulman shares the tragic, infamous story of the Panero family
Published Summer 2019
Alum Aaron Shulman shares the tragic, infamous story of the Panero family / Johns Hopkins Magazine
'From the Grounds Up' book cover
Nonfiction
An engrossing history of the rise of coffee production in Mexico's Soconusco region
Published Summer 2019
An engrossing history of the rise of coffee production in Mexico's Soconusco region / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Peabody alum Yoshiaki Horiguchi on what it takes to be a standout
Published Summer 2019
Peabody alum Yoshiaki Horiguchi on what it takes to be a standout / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Ellen La Motte
Nursing
The 'literary high explosives' of Ellen La Motte's 'Backwash of War'
Published Summer 2019
The Hopkins alumna, overlooked in the Western canon, may have inspired generations of writers who followed her, including Hemingway, Remarque, Vonnegut, and Heller / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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