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Kristofer Madu
Student profile
Hopkins' hip-hop humanitarian
Published Feb 7, 2019
Sophomore Kristofer Madu on humanitarian work, his hip-hop alter ego Travis Karter, and shaking off labels to create your own journey
Campus group step and stroll show
Fresh approach to Black History Month
Published Feb 4, 2019
JHU's Office of Multicultural Affairs expands cultural celebrations beyond traditional heritage months
Students paint with found objects
Intersession
Creating art from scratch
Published Jan 30, 2019 Photos
Color Theory class teaches students the principles of design and color
Students work in a lab
Intersession
Chemistry of cosmetics
Published Jan 29, 2019 Video
Course traces the principles of organic chemistry that underlie popular beauty products
Headshot of Cathie Axe
Director for Student Disability Services named
Published Jan 28, 2019
Catherine Axe, who joins JHU from Brown on March 11, will oversee accommodation needs for students, provide guidance for disability coordinators
Tom Boran teaches Podcast Bootcamp class
Intersession
Podcast away
Published Jan 25, 2019
Digital Media Center course gives participants the tools they need to launch their own podcasts
Skyline of futuristic city
Intersession
A counter-narrative for the future
Published Jan 24, 2019
Course examines how African-American science fiction authors and activists alike grapple with the past and create alternative paths for the future
Rachel Sherman and Misty
Pet smart
Dog days of Intersession
Published Jan 22, 2019
Hopkins doctoral student introduces her students to dog DNA testing and the computational techniques used to determine a dog's breed
John Donvan speaks with students
Intersession
Intelligent debate
Published Jan 18, 2019 Video
Hopkins students learn the Oxford-style format, which stresses substance over soundbite
Embryo
Intersession
Lulu, Nana, and 'Gattaca'
Published Jan 17, 2019
Students debate the ethical issues surrounding the recent birth of genetically altered twins who were designed to be HIV-resistant