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Black and white sound waves in a 3D pattern
Brain science
How we hear the sound of silence
Published July 11, 2023 Video
Johns Hopkins philosophers and psychologists used auditory illusions to solve an ancient puzzle: whether people can hear more than sounds
Kendra Brewer
Undergraduate honors
Rising senior earns Beinecke Scholarship
Published July 6, 2023
Kendra Brewer plans to use funds to support her study of Indigenous art history
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Faculty news
Art historian Daniel Weiss returns
Published June 23, 2023
Weiss, Krieger School dean from 2002 until 2005, most recently served as president and CEO of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
People stand in front of a display of record sleeves and CD covers at the BMA's exhibit "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century"
Hip-hop's indelible influence
Published Summer 2023
A Baltimore Museum of Art's exhibit celebrates hip-hop's impact on culture / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Sujata Massey sits in her living room next to a stack of books
Murder, she writes
Published Summer 2023
Mystery writer Sujata Massey's sleuths solve crime from contemporary Japan to colonial India / Johns Hopkins Magazine
looking up at skyscrapers and tree canopy
Sustainability
Rebooting our warming cities
Published Summer 2023
A Hopkins-led team says better climate modeling and data can help Baltimore weather a hotter, stormier future / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Book cover of 'A Living Remedy' by Nicole Chung
A memoir, continued
Published Summer 2023
A new memoir by Nicole Chung, A&S '03, explores identity, loss, money, and class / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Book cover of 'Half-Life of a Stolen Sister'
A Brontë Redux
Published Summer 2023
New fiction by Rachel Cantor, A&S '98 (MA), reimagines the lives of the Brontë siblings / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Book cover of 'Who Speaks for You?'
Law and disorder
Published Summer 2023
A new book about the Baltimore Gun Trace Task Force comes from a unique perspective: Its author, Leo Wise, A&S '99, SAIS '00 (MA), was a federal prosecutor who helped take them down / Johns Hopkins Magazine
From left: Kate Seavey Bryant, Cecile Hanft, Joann Delenick, Adrienne Noble Nacev, and Cheryl Skigin
The first of us
Published Summer 2023
The women of the Class of 1973 describe their experiences as positive, formative, and foundational / Johns Hopkins Magazine