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Alumni Association News
Record number of Fulbright Scholars
Published Fall 2024
Johns Hopkins has always been a top producer of Fulbright scholars, but this year, the university reports the largest number of scholars chosen—26 students and alumni—in a single application cycle since the program's inception just after World War II / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Afterwords
A testimony
Published Fall 2024
An alum works to address the health care disparities faced by undocumented residents in Maryland / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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In memoriam
Published Fall 2024
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Class notes
Published Fall 2024
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D. Watkins
Class notes
JHU alum receives James Beard Media Award
Published Fall 2024
Acclaimed writer and University of Baltimore Professor D. Watkins, Ed '14 (MEd), received a 2024 James Beard Media Award in the Beverage category for his essay, published in Salon, "Navigating the New Sober Boom: Where 'a Person's Sobriety Is as Unique as Their Fingerprint.'" / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Aerial photograph of the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, MD, showcasing the Harbor Wetland, which consists of grasses that float on the water's surface
Exhibition
Floating Wetlands
Published Fall 2024
Omar Lloyd, A&S '20, helped the National Aquarium bring a tidal salt marsh back to the Inner Harbor / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Zoe Bell, a white woman with short brown hair, sits in a park at a table that's painted to look like a checkerboard
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Her work? All play
Published Fall 2024
Zoe Bell, A&S '09, is the executive producer of games for The New York Times / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Louis Clarke
Olympics
The JHU athlete who won Olympic gold
Published Aug 6, 2024
At the 1924 Paris Olympics, Louis Alfred Clarke, who didn't start running competitively until he was a sophomore at Hopkins, helped propel the four-man U.S. team to victory in the 4x100-meter relay
Paula Boggs, A&S ’81, with Christopher Celenza, dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences
A Legacy of Breaking Barriers
Published Summer 2024
Paula Boggs looks back at her time as one of the first African-American female students at Johns Hopkins, an experience that led her to establish the Nathaniel Boggs Jr. PhD Memorial Fellowship / Johns Hopkins Magazine
As CEO of VisionSpring, an affordable eyewear company, Ella Gudwin, SAIS ’04 (MA), wants to be an example of “stubborn optimism.”
Risk/Reward
Don't wait to find purpose
Published Summer 2024
An interview with SAIS alum Ella Gudwin, the CEO of VisionSpring, a company that sells affordable eyewear / Johns Hopkins Magazine