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Sandbox Percussion poses for a group photo at their Tiny Desk concert
Arts+Culture
Peabody's Sandbox Percussion performs at 'Tiny Desk'
Published April 3, 2025
Described by NPR's producers as 'one of today's finest—and friendliest—percussion ensembles,' the group of Peabody alums and faculty filled the famously small space with an eclectic arsenal of instruments
Bharati Chaturvedi
A Green Livelihood
Published Spring 2025
Bharati Chaturvedi, SAIS '07 (MIPP), created a nonprofit to address issues related to the "wastepickers" of Delhi, India / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Whitney Kim cycling down a road
Cycling for a Cause
Published Spring 2025
Whitney Kim, A&S '16, embarks on a 3,000-mile charity bike ride from Maine to Key West, Florida / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Blaze Sanders wears a blue NASA jumpsuit
Great Space for All is Ready for Launch
Published Spring 2025
Blaze Sanders, Engr '10, works to get more young people into STEM fields / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A cartoon of a woman in a doctor's coat; in front of her are silhouettes of people kissing--a nod to the drama of the Real World--and two other people just standing
The (Real) Real World
Published Spring 2025
Alum Rachel Moyal-Smith looks back on her time on MTV's Real World / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Class Notes
Published Spring 2025
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In Memoriam
Published Spring 2025
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A smiling Tim Ma leans against a wall while wearing a kitchen apron.
Q+A
Chef Tim Ma is back for seconds
Published March 14, 2025
The new Hopkins Student Center will feature a sit-down restaurant, coffee shop, and Chinese-American food stall from acclaimed restaurateur and alum Tim Ma
Taylor Krause and Garrett Josemans on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building
Alum spotlight
The science of falling in love
Published Feb 13, 2025
A spark of algorithmic alchemy brought together Hopkins alum Taylor Krause and Garrett Josemans, who met and married thanks to Netflix's reality series 'Love is Blind'
Therese Canares headshot
Risk/Reward
Using AI to screen for strep
Published Winter 2024
Therese Canares, Bus '21 (MBA), a pediatric emergency physician, has a grand vision: to save people from having to make an unnecessary trip to the doctor's office if they think they have strep throat / Johns Hopkins Magazine