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Travis Rieder
Bioethics
A 'riveting' account of opioid addiction
Published June 21, 2019
Travis Rieder draws from experience and research to explore the opioid crisis in America
A message from President Ronald J. Daniels
Published Summer 2019
A message from President Ronald J. Daniels / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Black and white photo of children on a television set
Dialogue
Published Summer 2019
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration of people going in different directions
Advice for new graduates
Published Summer 2019
Alumni share their advice for the graduating Class of 2019 / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Meredith Ward
Q+A
Talking with Meredith Ward
Published Summer 2019
Director of the Johns Hopkins Program in Film and Media Studies discusses her debut book on the 'sound' of moviegoing / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Molly Dillon
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
Abstract illustration of a person
Peabody alum Yoshiaki Horiguchi on what it takes to be a standout
Published Summer 2019 Video
Peabody alum Yoshiaki Horiguchi on what it takes to be a standout / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Commencement speaker Jeffrey Goldberg
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
A boy smiles and looks into the camera while completing a school assignment
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
MMR Vaccine
public health
Measles outbreak is the worst in U.S. in 20 years
Published April 25, 2019
Experts from the Bloomberg School of Public Health discuss the dangers of the virus, why it's spreading so rapidly, and what health officials can do to stop it