Courtesy of Ted Tak
November 8, 2018Arjun Singh Sethi explored how U.S. politics have increased hateful speech.
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November 14, 2024
Arjun Singh Sethi explored how U.S. politics have increased hateful speech.
adam jones/ CC BY-SA 2.0 Western beauty standards have influenced aesthetics in other cultures.
FILE PHOTO Before the midterms, Hopkins rolled out many voter engagement initiatives.
AlejandroLinaresGarcia/ CC BY-SA 4.0 When he was young, Farrar saw appeal in a career as a dump truck man.
JEFFREYW/CC BY 2.0 Guerriero explores how food became a language of self-love after a breakup.
Angel14576/ CC BY-SA 4.0 A newly discovered cell structure has a new mechanism for cell adhesion.
Rocky Acosta / CC BY 3.0 A common math problem is whether a Turing machine will complete a program in a finite time.
Tareq Salahuddin / CC by 2.0 Annually, 2,000 donor kidneys are thrown away when many are still viable.
Agricultural experts discussed various healthy, sustainable food options.
Courtesy of Vincent Hilser Hilser began at Hopkins in 2010 and now studies the conformational fluctuations of proteins.
Courtesy of the Johns Hopkins Latino Alliance Hipolito-Delgado explored the impact of ethnic identity labels on the Latinx community.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Elisabeth Gilman was Hopkins founding president Daniel Gilman’s daughter.
Courtesy of JHU STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Wellness Wednesdays are hosted by different student groups every week.
