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Arts+Culture

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

*A Lovely Blue And !* by Sam Gilliam on display at Hopkins Bloomberg Center

Arts+culture

Sam Gilliam Lecture series inaugural speakers announced

Published March 4, 2025

Launching April 9 in partnership with the Sam Gilliam Foundation, the series invites speakers to reflect on the intersection of art, academia, and public policy

Film

Oscar-nominated 'Porcelain War' to screen at Hopkins Bloomberg Center

Published Feb 25, 2025

Portrait of everyday Ukrainian artists and citizens fighting to save their country and culture will screen March 31 as part of new film series

A painter in a yellow safety vest smiles for the camera while standing in a warehouse. In front of them is a canvas and easel, as well as a sea of boxes.

Visual arts

The art of a second chance

Published Jan 28, 2025

A new exhibition of oil paintings and photographs made by JHU students highlights the objects and associates of a second-hand furniture warehouse

Literature

Classical giant

Published Jan 23, 2025

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Christopher Cannon makes Chaucer's complete works available in a new scholarly-yet-accessible set

Film

Film series launches at Hopkins Bloomberg Center

Published Jan 21, 2025

Stories That Matter series opens with Oscar shortlisted documentary film 'Daughters' on Feb. 21

Rachel Williams, a Stern Center Curatorial Fellow, works with a 17th-century “paper supercomputer” created by Italian friar Vincenzo Maria Coronelli. By twisting its wheels, users can perform complex astrological and astronomical calculations, determine Catholic feast days, and more.

Arts+Culture

Browsing through history

Published Jan 17, 2025

The Johns Hopkins Virginia Fox Stern Center for the History of the Book in the Renaissance provides many opportunities for students and researchers to gain archival experience