Evergreen Museum & Library possesses one of the world's largest private collections of 19th- and 20th-century art glass. This installation gathers these highlights, showing off the breadth and depth of the collection and contextualizing its history at Evergreen.
School teams of students, teachers, and administrators, selected from across the country, who will present their visions on how to make schools better, focused on this year's challenge: How might we design a school so that it's a place where everyone wants to be and students are put on a pathway to adult success?
In this multi-part recorded lecture, learn about the history of the Peabody Laptop Ensemble and Peabody's electronic music program, see demonstrations of vintage and cutting-edge tools used in digital music-making, and hear a collection of works performed at the Peabody Laptop Ensemble's spring concert, followed by a Q&A.
Boris Pistorius, the German minister of defense, will discuss "Steadfast, Capable, and Ready: Germany's Security Renaissance and Transatlantic Defense" with Jeff Rathke, president of the American-German Institute at Johns Hopkins.
Rupa Valdez, professor of systems and information engineering and of public health sciences at the University of Virginia, will give a talk as part of the Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center Seminar Series in Disability Health Research.
Jazz scholar Anna Celenza will present a program exploring the role of jazz in U.S. society during the 1950s and '60s with relevant musical selections performed by the Hannah Mayer Quintet followed by a reception.
Evergreen Museum & Library possesses one of the world's largest private collections of 19th- and 20th-century art glass. This installation gathers these highlights, showing off the breadth and depth of the collection and contextualizing its history at Evergreen.
Early-stage digital health teams, built from Johns Hopkins expertise, will present their 10-minute pitch with live judging from local innovation leaders.
