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ROTC
WWII vet, 98, shares war stories
Published June 24, 2017
Vernon Foster fought in Battle of the Bulge and Colmar, served under Gen. Patton
Zbigniew Brzezinski
In memoriam
Visionary foreign policy expert Zbigniew Brzezinski dies at 89
Published June 24, 2017
SAIS professor of foreign policy served as Jimmy Carter's national security adviser
Stefanie Deluca and three others seated at table during panel discussion
21st Century Cities
Urban policy projects get a lift
Published June 24, 2017
$200K in seed grant funding goes to research on mixed-income neighborhoods, economic inclusion, health and safety
Sustainability
Wasted food, wasted nutrients
Published June 24, 2017
BSPH study finds significant amount of wasted food is consumable, contains vital nutrients Americans need / School of Public Health
Study: Racial disparities in outcomes for those who grow up in subsidized housing have largely vanished
June 24, 2017
Community organizers, policymakers discuss new approaches for reaching Baltimore's youth
June 24, 2017
Johns Hopkins conference explores the rise of populism in Europe
June 24, 2017

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Baltimore Pride
Blue Jays let their colors fly
Published June 24, 2017 Photos
About 200 members of the Johns Hopkins community march in parade at annual city festival
Hopkins on the Hill
The importance of federal research funding
Published June 24, 2017
At Washington D.C. event, researchers from across JHU showcase their work made possible by grants from federal agencies
Illustration depicts Baltimore rowhomes overlaid with circles and connecting lines suggesting treemaps
Stable homes
Published Summer 2017
To locate vacant Baltimore homes that could be saved from deterioration, acting housing commissioner turned to two JHU applied mathematicians for help / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration depicts a house with a faux-Roman colonnade, a crooked window, and various other garish add-ons like astroturf, a red convertible, and a turret
Architectural bazooka
Published Summer 2017
Blogger behind 'McMansion Hell' takes aim at American consumerism, one oversized foyer at a time / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Empty movie theater with blank screen
Economics
Screen test
Published Summer 2017
Policymakers can have disruptive effects on industries even if they have good intentions, Hopkins economist finds / Johns Hopkins Magazine
black and white photo of rhinoceros
Life lessons from rhinos
Published Summer 2017
A museum program pairs up with the Maryland Zoo, challenging students to create promo materials that educate and fascinate local school kids / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration shows melting ice blocks with sinister hands in the negative space
Arctic policy
As the ice breaks
Published Summer 2017
A massive territory-grab of underwater resources is taking place in the Arctic—but when it comes to staking its claim, America lags behind / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration depicts a political map of Europe with the coastline disintegrating to become birds in flight across the Atlantic
Global disorder
Coping with the displaced millions
Published Summer 2017
Bloomberg School researchers Paul Spiegel, Len Rubenstein, and Courtland Robinson bring facts and data to the discussion of mass human migration / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration depicts a tank draped in the American flag in front of a red and white striped background
Sit rep
Published Summer 2017
A deep-dive into Eliot Cohen's 'thoughtful, carefully reasoned' book, 'The Big Stick' / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A sketch of a cat wearing an Elizabethan ruff
Furry, four-legged, and family
Published Summer 2017
Scientist and writer David Grimm says the dogs and cats of today are quasi-citizens, with more rights and legal protections than ever before / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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