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Urban education

Ripple effect of neighborhood violence

Published Aug 19, 2018

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

For rent sign on a building's front garden

Economics and race

The boomerang generation

Published Aug 19, 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 Aug 19, 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

Kate Wagner Article Featured on Vox

Published Aug 19, 2018

Kate Wagner (MA ’18, Audio Sciences) has a featured article in Vox. The author of the architecture blog, McMansion Hell, critiques Betsy DeVos’s summer home in Michigan for this article. / The Peabody Post

Peabody Alumni Win Barlow Endowment Commissions

Published Aug 19, 2018

Charles Halka (BM ’06, Piano; MM ’08, Composition, Music Theory Pedagogy) was granted a 2019 Barlow Endowment General Commission to write a new work for flute, clarinet, and percussion for Ónix... / The Peabody Post

Caitlin Vincent Publishes Article for The Conversation

Published Aug 19, 2018

Caitlin Vincent (MM ’09, Voice) recently published an article on the use of digital technology in repertoire opera for The Conversation. / The Peabody Post

Tamar Mendelson Named Bloomberg Professor of American Health

Published Aug 19, 2018

Associate Professor Tamar Mendelson, PhD, an expert in adolescent mental health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, has been appointed as a Bloomberg Professor of American Health. / Public Health News Headlines from Johns Hopkins

JHU Partners with Tsinghua for New Engineering Graduate Program

Published Aug 19, 2018

A new program will allow students to earn graduate degrees from both the Johns Hopkins University’s top-ranked Department of Biomedical Engineering and the world’s No. 1 engineering school, Tsinghua... / News from The Johns Hopkins University

Jennifer Nicole Campbell Premieres New Works, Teaches at Festivals

Published Aug 19, 2018

Jennifer Nicole Campbell (BM ’14, Piano) premiered three new compositions and participated in numerous music festivals this summer. She premiered Ancestral Echoes, which was a commission from Mélomanie.... / The Peabody Post

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Appoints Inaugural Associate Dean for Practice, Innovation, and Leadership

Published Aug 19, 2018

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has appointed retired Colonel Bruce Schoneboom, PhD, MHS, CRNA, FAAN to serve as inaugural Associate Dean for Practice, Innovation and Leadership. / News

Beijing Guitar Duo Embarks on Australian Tour

Published Aug 19, 2018

Meng Su (PC ’09, GPD ’11, MM ’16, AD ‘18, Guitar; GPD ’15, Chamber Ensemble) and Yameng Wang (MM ’08, GPD ’11, Guitar) are the Beijing Guitar Duo, and they are giving an Australian... / The Peabody Post

Olivia Chen Wins Second Place in International Violin Competition

Published Aug 19, 2018

Preparatory violin student Olivia Chen, a student of Herbert Greenberg and member of the Pre-Conservatory Violin Program, has won second place in the Second Ilona Fehér International Violin Competition,... / The Peabody Post

Study Reveals Broad 'Genetic Architectures' of Traits and Diseases

Published Aug 19, 2018

Scientists at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have developed a powerful method for characterizing the broad patterns of genetic contributions to traits and diseases. / Public Health News Headlines from Johns Hopkins