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Commentary

Contemporary politics hearken to past threats to U.S. democracy

Published Dec 20, 2019

Political scientist Robert Lieberman says the political conditions that have threatened democracy in the past are alive and well today

Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels

A message from JHU President Ronald J. Daniels

Published Winter 2019

Daniels reflects on the words of Nobel-winner Gregg Semenza / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Afterwords

Shipshape

Published Winter 2019

Restoring a classic wooden sailboat not once but twice was a labor of love spanning three generations / Johns Hopkins Magazine

All this is hers

Published Winter 2019

After years of wandering, author Jami Attenberg, A&S '93, has settled into success in the Big Easy / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Q+A

The professor of anthropology discusses his new book 'A Possible Anthropology,' which takes an expansive look at the field and a world of clashing values unfolding before our eyes / Johns Hopkins Magazine

5 things everyone should know about science

Published Dec 3, 2019

Before heading to Sweden to accept his Nobel Prize, Hopkins scientist Gregg Semenza shares five insights about science he wants more people to understand

Patient safety

Critical history of a failed push for patient safety

Published Dec 3, 2019

In her new book, Kathleen Sutcliffe explores the patient safety movement and why it has failed to deliver the gains promised over two decades of research, funding, and policymaking