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Archaeological Museum begins a new era
Published Oct 13, 2025
The university's home for ancient objects reopens after being closed for almost three years to design a space for intimate connections with the distant past
Film
Documentary explores how dialogue can bridge divides
Published Oct 10, 2025
SNF Agora Institute will host director Nicholas Ma on Oct. 14 for a free screening of his film 'Leap of Faith,' which follows 12 Christian leaders
Arts+culture
New D.C. exhibition explores Black experience, artistry
Published Oct 1, 2025
The gallery's first exhibition of a solo artist opens Oct. 29, featuring paintings and drawings by Lindsay Adams, whose work creates a communal and sensory experience tapping into jazz and Black histories
Arts+culture
Turntablist DJ Babu joins Peabody Conservatory
Published Sept 23, 2025
Renowned for his contributions as a performer and mentor, DJ Babu is poised to teach the next generation of hip-hop greats at Peabody
Books
Wavelengths program builds on success, expands eligibility
Published Aug 19, 2025
Program to support public outreach efforts has been expanded and extended through 2029; applications now open
Hopkins in D.C.
Occupational Health in Music Global Summit
Published July 1, 2025
Organized by Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Kris Chesky, the July 9 conference aims to show that training for careers in music should prioritize physical and mental health
The Boys of Summer
Published Summer 2025
'Homestand' isn't just a book about baseball—its real heroes are the fans / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Literature
Jane Austen lives on
Published Summer 2025
As the world celebrates Austen's 250th birthday, scholars share what makes the patron saint of marriage plots more popular today than ever before / Johns Hopkins Magazine
End of the Innocence
Published Summer 2025
Jessica Anya Blau's new novel 'Shopgirls' is a charming, peppy tale of growing up in 1980s San Francisco / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A Conversation with author Daniel Stone
Published Summer 2025
His book 'American Poison' chronicles the story of Alice Hamilton, whose decades-long legal battle to remove a deadly lead additive from gasoline pioneered the field of environmental justice / Johns Hopkins Magazine