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The Handmaid's Tale Cake at the Edible Books Festival
Edible Books Festival
Behind the buttercream
Published April 3, 2019 Photos
Some of the book-loving bakers at the Sheridan Libraries' annual event tell us how they created their tasty cakes and captured fine details in frosting
A student pointing out her art on a bulletin board
Arts integration
The power of positive art
Published April 1, 2019
Third annual showcase celebrates arts integration partnership between Johns Hopkins and Margaret Brent Elementary/Middle School
Tori Amos at the piano
Commencement 2019
Tori Amos to speak at Peabody Commencement
Published March 26, 2019
Singer-songwriter, pianist, composer, and eight-time Grammy Award nominee studied piano at the Peabody Preparatory from 1968 to 1974
Bradford Young
Film+Media
Lighting the way
Published March 20, 2019 Video
Academy Award-nominated cinematographer Bradford Young mentors film students as part of visiting artist series
Lori Beth Finkelstein
Evergreen names new director and curator
Published March 18, 2019
Lori Beth Finkelstein, who has worked at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore since 2010, will lead Evergreen's education and outreach efforts
Etching
Before "Farm to Table"
We are what they ate
Published Spring 2019
Exhibit traces the culinary heritage of the New World and the worldwide food exchange that emerged after Europeans traveled to the Americas / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Still from Futvre Lands performance
Music
Best seat in the house
Published Spring 2019
Thomas Dolby headlines virtual reality festival FUTVRE LANDS—kinda, sorta / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Audrey Murray
Memoir
From Russia, with laughs
Published Spring 2019
In her new memoir, Alum Audrey Murray journeys through the former Soviet Union / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Family in front of tv
Mr. Science Television and the Hopkins show ahead of its time
Published Spring 2019 Video
'The Johns Hopkins Science Review' aired from 1948 until 1955, beaming science and health research into living rooms around the country / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Asma Naeem
Ways of seeing
Published Spring 2019
As chief curator of the Baltimore Museum of Art, alum Asma Naeem thinks art can—and should—be used to tell a broader, more inclusive narrative of our shared history / Johns Hopkins Magazine