Celebrating a decade of cinematic dreams and achievements! 🎬🍿 Studio North marks 10 years of empowering student filmmakers at Johns Hopkins with a glamorous anniversary gala. hub.jhu.edu/2024/04/24/stu…

HopMUNC I Johns Hopkins SAIS and Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences was a smashing success!! See you all again next year! #HumansofHopMUNC Rowan University New York University Tri-County Technical College University of South Florida

Andrew Motion, a The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University professor and British poet laureate, is the author of 13 books of poetry. Waders features 15 poems from a 'seriously ancient' Attenborough lamenting poaching, to bountiful yet fleeting catches of blue crabs. hub.jhu.edu/magazine/2024/…

BDP Lawrence Jackson hosted an incredible 'day for renewal and reeducation' with a lecture by Dr. Shana L. Redmond that invoked the literary tradition of the rent party. The event ended with an incredible performance by Peabody Institute faculty and dancers.

Measurement errors cannot be responsible for the Hubble Tension, so there is a possibility that scientists have misunderstood the universe and its expansion, BDP Adam Riess says.

From NASA:

science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/…

Congratulations to the six Johns Hopkins researchers recognized this year as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, AAAS. hub.jhu.edu/2024/04/18/aaa…

Don’t miss jami attenberg at CityLit Project, Baltimore!! This’ll be inspiring.

(Attenberg is a The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University alum, and we’re so honored she’s
judging this year’s Stephen Dixon Fiction Prize for all Johns Hopkins University affiliates, open now through April 30!)

Join Us! Jeneanne Collins’ Artists Presentation–Community Legacies, Humanity Remains: Intersections, Crosswalks, & Pathways.

Jeneanne Collins-poet & community artist.

April 30th
5p-7p
Gilman 50
JHU
3400 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD
or on Zoom tinyurl.com/m7vtsrh2

Free

Peter Agre, winner of the 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and Bloomberg Distinguished Professors Professor, explains the tenets and promise of science diplomacy.

Listen to him at the Science Diplomacy Summit at #HopkinsBloombergCenter today and tomorrow: brnw.ch/21wIM32

Join us, the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute, the Center for Digital Humanities, and Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences for this upcoming event with Andrew Gelman and Thomas Basbøll! Register here: eventbrite.com/e/storytelling…

This incredible exhibit launches today! Hope you'll be able to come visit!

Congratulations to philosophy professor Jenann Ismael and Johns Hopkins Physics & Astronomy professor Marc Kamionkowski on being awarded Guggenheim Fellowships. 🎉 #guggfellows2024 hub.jhu.edu/2024/04/11/gug…

A beautiful day to learn from art about how to flourish as a person & health professional in our museum-based course Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences. In this 11th session we used VTS Baltimore Museum of Art to explore Torres’ ‘Water’, then discussed & created art outside inspired by the film, ‘Rivers & Tides’

PhD Candidate Jessie Croteau's research was highlighted by JHU Sustainability! Check out the full interview here: sustainability.jhu.edu/news/sustainab…

Please join Hard Histories at Hopkins on Monday, April 15 for their event, Hopkins Alums Take On Hard Histories, with Martha S. Jones, JD, PhD, Paige Glotzer, and Jennie K.Williams.

Register here: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Undergrads are breaking new ground in space exploration and helping NASA unravel Venus' mysteries through the DAVINCI mission in a new semester-long course, Spacecraft Instrumentation Project. hub.jhu.edu/2024/04/08/und…

Eclipse festivities from the Homewood campus in Baltimore, MD!

Community-Based Learning (CBL) is a course that brings together Johns Hopkins undergraduates with young writers and poets from Baltimore City high schools. Dora Malech teaches a spring session of CBL focused on poetry. #NationalPoetryMonth
Read more: giving.jhu.edu/story/writing-…

Join the Billie Holiday Center this Sunday, April 7th for Baltimore Jazz Futures: An Ethel's Place Panel Discussion and Jam Session, with many performances and a panel hosted by Peabody Institute's Jazz Studies chair, Sean Jones.

Register here: events.jhu.edu/form/baltimore…

Don't miss it! Join us this Friday at 2:00 p.m. EDT for insight and expert analysis on the upcoming solar eclipse as well as an engaging Q&A session. Drop your questions below ⬇️ bit.ly/49osx9l