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Head of the Class
The Johns Hopkins School of Education moved to the head of the class in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of graduate education programs. |
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Reverse the Graying
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed, President Ron Daniels and Hopkins Medicine Dean and CEO Paul Rothman make the case for supporting young scientists’ research. Hear also why we need to close the #InnovationDeficit. |
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Blinded with Science
’80s pop icon and digital music pioneer Thomas Dolby, with a grant from the Mellon Foundation, becomes the first Homewood Professor of the Arts. |
Are You Smarter Than a Five-Year-Old?
Preschoolers can do algebra, according to a study by lead author and postdoctoral fellow Melissa Kibbe and Lisa Feigenson, a Krieger School psychologist and brain scientist. |
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Think Hogwarts, Minus the Magic Sorting Hat
More than 600 students dined in style earlier this month at High Table, an annual tradition supported by the Parents Fund that brings the freshman class together with university leadership and faculty. |
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Get the Early Jay Discount for Alumni Weekend
Register online before midnight April 4 to get an Early Jay discount for Alumni Weekend. After that, prices increase $10 per person, per event. Invite your friends and help make April 11-13, 2014 the stuff of legend. |
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NPR’s Nell Greenfieldboyce Hosts "Killer Conundrums"
On Friday, April 11, as part of Alumni Weekend, alumna and NPR science correspondent Nell Greenfieldboyce, A&S ’94, ’95, will moderate the bioethics discussion "Killer Conundrums, Deadly Dilemmas," at 12:30 p.m. in Mason Hall. |
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Five Years of Students Stepping Up
April 6-12, 2014 marks the fifth annual Step Up Week, with daily events celebrating student philanthropy on campus, in Baltimore, and around the world. |
We’ve Got You Covered
As a member of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association, you could receive special savings on Liberty Mutual auto and home insurance. Liberty Mutual offers personalized coverage, multi-car and multi-policy discounts, 24-hour claims assistance, and more. Visit their website for a free quote. The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association receives financial support for allowing Liberty Mutual to offer this auto and home insurance program. Discounts and savings are available where state laws and regulations allow, and may vary by state. Certain discounts apply to specific coverages only. To the extent permitted by law, applicants are individually underwritten; not all applicants may qualify. Please consult a Liberty Mutual sales representative for additional information. |
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Solving a Reading Impairment
New video shows how Krieger School scientist Mike McCloskey has discovered a new reading impairment and a counterintuitive remediation. With Science of Learning Institute support, he is expanding his research. |
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Attacking Root Causes of Global Health Problems
Worldwide cancer, malaria, diabetes, HIV/AIDS—these enormous challenges are rooted in problems ranging from poverty to behaviors to infrastructure. On April 1, see how the Johns Hopkins Global Health Initiative is attacking these issues. |
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