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Urban education

Ripple effect of neighborhood violence

Published June 18, 2018

Study shows how urban violence and school choice programs contribute to negative learning outcomes for students in Chicago

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Economics and race

The boomerang generation

Published June 18, 2018

The economy kept black and white young adults from leaving the nest, but for two very different reasons, study finds

Water worries

A harmful flaw in water treatment methods?

Published June 18, 2018

Water treatment process converts commonly used chemicals into harmful compounds that affect cellular function and metabolism, study finds

News feeds from around Johns Hopkins

Serap Bastepe-Gray Wins Discovery Award

Published June 18, 2018

Faculty artist Serap Bastepe-Gray (BM ’96, MM ’99, Guitar) is part of an interdisciplinary team of researchers which has been chosen to receive a 2018 Johns Hopkins Discovery Award for their... / The Peabody Post

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Professor Named Inaugural Endowed Chair for Health Equity and Social Justice

Published June 18, 2018

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) Professor Sarah L. Szanton, PhD, ANP, FAAN, has been named the inaugural Endowed Professor in Health Equity and Social Justice. / News

Juliet McComas Creates Keyboard Marathon

Published June 18, 2018

Juliet McComas (BM ’71, MM ’74, Piano) created the Annual Keyboard Marathon as a forum to present the great works of piano literature to the public. The idea was inspired from her studies with... / The Peabody Post

Jonathan Rush Wins First Place and Makes Carnegie Hall Debut

Published June 18, 2018

Master’s candidate Jonathan Rush, orchestral conducting, participated in the 2018 New York Conducting Workshop Conducting Competition and won 1st place for the Respighi Prize in Conducting. As a result,... / The Peabody Post

Michael Hersch Featured in New York Times and Los Angeles Times

Published June 18, 2018

Faculty artist Michael Hersch (BM ’95, MM ’97, Composition) was featured in an article in the New York Times. The article talks about the Ojai Music Festival, for which he is the featured composer... / The Peabody Post

Derrick Wang Featured on New Recording

Published June 18, 2018

A song by Professional Studies faculty member Derrick Wang is featured on a new recording, Notorious RBG in Song. The collection of world-premiere recordings salutes the life and work of legal pioneer... / The Peabody Post

Juliet McComas Releases CD

Published June 18, 2018

Juliet McComas (BM ’71, MM ’74, Piano) recently released her CD “A Musical Retrospective.” The two-disc set covers a broad spectrum of music including many favorite pieces from past and... / The Peabody Post

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Hosted Virtual Groundbreaking Event for New Building

Published June 18, 2018

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) has virtually broken ground on a $45 million expansion and renovation of its current Anne M. Pinkard building. / News

Thomas Dolby Releases Album and Plans Tour

Published June 18, 2018

Thomas Dolby, head of the Music for New Media program, will be releasing a greatest hits album called “Hyperactive” and will go on a short tour in July and August called “An Evening of Music and... / The Peabody Post

Peabody Peled Cello Gang to Collaborate With Fairfax Symphony Orchestra

Published June 18, 2018

The Peabody Peled Cello Gang will be collaborating with the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra next season. They will spend a long weekend in Fairfax County going into public schools, giving cello lessons, and... / The Peabody Post