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Arts+Culture

Opera

The diva's diva

Published Summer 2018

Peabody brings to life the story of one of opera's greatest sopranos / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Refugees

Tracks of their tears

Published Summer 2018

Alum and NPR reporter Sasha Ingber documents the refugee crisis through the music and culture of displaced people / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Podcast

Stories in past tense

Published Summer 2018

Narrative is a powerful way to present historical information. Historian Nathan Connolly discusses why it works, and when it doesn't. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

A group of smiling students pose for a photo

Behind the scenes

TV Writing 101

Published June 21, 2018

Hopkins helps writers hone their skills for Hollywood

Literature

Discourse on (Dis)Ability

Published June 21, 2018

Emily Dorffer compiled and edited the '(Dis)Ability' anthology to encourage more accurate portrayals of disabled people in literature

Exhibition

Exploring Homewood's untold history

Published June 21, 2018

Multiyear research project examines the stories of the slaves who lived and worked at the property that would become Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus

Q+A

An intimate portrait of a working-class life

Published June 21, 2018

In advance of the premiere of his fourth film, 'Sollers Point,' Johns Hopkins lecturer Matthew Porterfield sits down to talk filmmaking, creating complex characters, and the colors of summer in Baltimore