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Arts+Culture

Photo of an amp with a volume nob that goes to 11

Q+A

Cutting through the distortion on musician hearing health

Published Oct 30, 2023

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Kris Chesky talks about the musician-specific earplug industry, and what might be done to improve how musicians and their teachers prevent noise-induced hearing loss

Detail of blue tiles with white painted lines resembling clouds

Arts+Culture

A virtual guide to art at Hopkins

Published Oct 23, 2023

More than 200 works of public art at Hopkins locations in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., can now be viewed via the Bloomberg Connects app

Glass blower demonstrates how to form globes

Television

JHU group eyes science TV reboot

Published Oct 10, 2023

Inspired by a landmark Hopkins television show from the '40s and '50s, a small team wants to create a new type of science program for the streaming age

A man walks through a flooded field. Behind him is a white building.

Film

Climate change in black and white

Published Oct 9, 2023

Documentary co-produced by SNF Agora Institute visiting fellow Rona Kobell explores the nexus of climate change and historic racism

Television

Late night laughs

Published Fall 2023

Sal Gentile mines comedy gold for Late Night With Seth Meyers / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Near Eastern Studies

Disruptor of the pharaohs

Published Fall 2023

Egyptologist Kara Cooney wants us to stop romanticizing ancient Egypt / Johns Hopkins Magazine

An intern at the MCHC's Jim Henson exhibition puts eyebrows on a puppet.

Community Impact

Sharon Lee, one of 49 students involved in this summer's Community Impact Internships Program, spent the summer as an education intern for the Jim Henson exhibition at the Maryland Center for History and Culture