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Alum Kelsey Sabo takes walks that traverse hundreds of miles, a difficult yet grounding practice Sabo uses to honor her birthday each year

Swimming in synch

A new book by Vicki Valosik, 'Swimming Pretty,' probes the push and pull between art and athletics as it chronicles the untold story of women in water.

American Red Cross CEO Gail McGovern leads from the heart

Retiring in June, American Red Cross CEO Gail McGovern, A&S '74, reflects on a career of service

An inspiring life remembered

Looking back on the legacy of Pava LaPere

Trailblazing geologist Florence Bascom's stony path to becoming the first woman to receive her PhD from Johns Hopkins

Trailblazing geologist Florence Bascom's stony path to becoming the first woman to receive her PhD from Johns Hopkins

Bacteria are talking

Molecular biologist Bonnie Bassler, A&S '90 (PhD), discovered that bacteria communicate using a complex chemical language.

Imaging the meaning of home

Photojournalist Hailey Sadler, SAIS '22 (MIPP), draws from her experiences on Capitol Hill to explore the concepts of home and displacement around the world

Johns Hopkins graduate engineering programs again ranked among nation's best

'U.S. News & World Report' ranks Whiting School No. 14 overall, biomedical engineering No. 1 in the nation

Contemporary art finds a new home at Hopkins Nursing

Two black and white photographs by Baltimore artist SHAN Wallace are now on display at the School of Nursing—the debut location for the university's new public art initiative

A new era of public health as Bloomberg School looks to future

A new state-of-the-art building in East Baltimore is designed to create greater connectivity among faculty, staff, and students, strengthening partnerships and supporting the school's mission to protect health and save lives