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Politics+Society
Women supporting women
Published
Summer 2019
The rise of women philanthropists at Carey has been led in part by the powerhouse personality of Karen Peetz, a university trustee and alumna
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Yes, she did
Published
Summer 2019
Alum Molly Dillon's anthology compiles stories from women who served in the Obama White House
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Hopkins on the Hill
Leading by example
Published
June 13, 2019
Video
Researchers and scientists from across Johns Hopkins showcase their work to demonstrate importance of federal funding
Gun safety
Most gun owners unlikely to buy 'smart' guns
Published
June 10, 2019
Survey finds that while 79% of gun owners support the sale of personalized weapons, only 18% are likely to buy them
21st Century Cities
Urban research projects get seed funding
Published
June 5, 2019
Seven faculty-led studies, eight PhD candidates receive grants totaling more than $124,000 from 21CC Initiative
Entrepreneurship
Learning to fly
Published
May 30, 2019
Successful Carey Business School entrepreneurs share the wisdom gained from years of experience with startups
Featured speaker
Goldberg: Fight disinformation, pursue truth
Published
May 23, 2019
Video
In Commencement address,
Atlantic
editor-in-chief touts the vital role of 'knowledge-producing institutions' like Johns Hopkins
Center for Talented Youth
CTY celebrates bright students from around the world
Published
May 21, 2019
Event held on university's Homewood campus recognizes middle schoolers who score among the top 12% on standardized tests
Population health
Study: Less than half of U.S. children flourishing
Published
May 17, 2019
Those who are flourishing tend to come from families with high levels of resilience and connection
Commentary
To find Baltimore's brightest students, look beyond their test scores
Published
May 17, 2019
Amy Shelton explains why CTY has opted to recruit high-potential students without the use of standardized testing
/ The Baltimore Sun
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