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Seamless pattern of different menstrual hygiene products: menstrual cup, sanitary pad, tampon, panty liner

Material culture

A museum for menstruation

Published Fall 2023

The squeamishness associated with a natural bodily function led Harry Finley to shine a light on an often-marginalized aspect of women's health / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Honoring an awakening

Published Summer 2017

Evergreen Museum and Library's James Archer Abbott is the new Philip F. Wagley Director and Curator—an endowed position made possible through a generous donation from Wagley's widow, Mary Frances / Johns Hopkins Magazine

The Met's main man

Published March 17, 2015

Former JHU student, faculty member Dan Weiss named president of Metropolitan Museum of Art / The New York Times

A tale of two houses

Published Dec 2013

How JHU landed at Homewood rather than at its founder's longtime summer house, Clifton / Gazette

Ishak Pasha Fortress

Curators-in-training

Published Aug 2013

Students in the Program in Museums and Society put their new knowledge to work / Gazette

Can you hear those images?

Published May 2013

In American Literature on Display course, undergraduates listen to artifacts' stories / Gazette

Curios at the Commons

Published Winter 2012

A visual bricolage of the university's intellectual diversity at the Brody Learning Commons / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Please touch the artwork

Published Dec 2012

Exhibit at Evergreen Museum & Library features conceptual works often employing tactile elements that visitors are encouraged to touch / Gazette

In step with the site

Published Nov 2012

Movement artist Heather Sultz looks at space and considers how people navigate it individually, how it affects them, how they use it / Gazette

'Jews on the Move' explores suburban exodus

Published Oct 15, 2012

Student-curated exhibit opens Oct. 17 at Homewood campus