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Clockwise from top left: Josh Bilenker, Keith Flaherty, Steve Harr, and Ross Levine
Intersecting pathways for advancement
Published Sept 6, 2022
Josh Bilenker, Med '99 (MD), Keith Flaherty, Med '97 (MD), Steve Harr, Med '98 (MD), and Ross Levine, Med '99 (MD), simultaneously attended Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, but they only grew close after graduation.
Ikbal Choudhury
Alumni spotlight
Citizen scientists in bloom
Published Aug 8, 2022 Video
Alum Ikbal Choudhury's nonprofit uses low-cost, low-resource tools to teach children about environmental science
Class notes
Published July 29, 2022
In memoriam
Published July 5, 2022
Gilman Hall reflection and university seal
Alumni honors
Two alumni awarded nationally renowned Knight-Hennessy Scholarships
Published May 26, 2022
Katherine Hu and Nikhil Gupta will receive support and leadership development as they pursue graduate studies at Stanford University
Steven Wongsoredjo
Risk/Reward
A hyperlocal supply chain
Published Spring 2022
"We want our resellers to be the human Walmarts of their community," says Steven Wongsoredjo, co-founder and CEO of Super, a social commerce program helping to meet demand for affordable goods in Indonesia. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Stained glass seal
Embedded with their alma mater
Published Spring 2022
"We created the Presidential Management Fellows program to allow recent graduates to deepen their connection to the university and to the city of Baltimore while learning how decisions at complex institutions like ours are made," JHU President Ron Daniels says. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Clara Leverenz (right) and Baltimore Community Fridge organizer Christina Calhoun hosting a Halloween 2021 pop-up at the fridge
A fridge full of love
Published Spring 2022
The Baltimore Community Fridge was started in fall 2020 as a simple way to move food and other goods from the hands of those who have a little extra directly to neighbors and community members / Johns Hopkins Magazine
An illustration of a city street
Good morning, Baltimore
Published Spring 2022
Sarah Y. Kim explains how she found her voice working as journalist in Baltimore / Johns Hopkins Magazine
In memoriam
Published Spring 2022
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