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One for the record books
Over one incredible Alumni Weekend, more than 6,500 alumni, students, parents, and friends came together in 135 events, consuming 3,033 crab cakes and tasting another 2,000 oysters. See highlights. |
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Biden: Cancer research institute "will bring hope to millions of people"
The new Bloomberg~Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy will "bring hope to millions of people," Vice President Joe Biden said at last month's institute dedication. |
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Students win $10K prize in values-centered business plan competition
A team of biomedical engineering undergraduate students won third place in a national competition for a patent-pending device that separates scar tissue in the spinal cord during surgery. |
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Blue Jays beat Nittany Lions in overtime
Junior midfielder John Crawley scored three goals, including the game-winner in overtime, to lift the Hopkins men's lacrosse team to a 12-11 victory against Penn State. #GoHop |
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Alumni, find your next job or business partner with new online tool
Connect with more than 200,000 fellow alumni using GoHopOnline.com, a new online platform from the Alumni Association, and find your next job, business partner, or mentorship opportunity. Get connected today. |
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Honoring a friendship by promoting access and opportunity
Helen Duryea can't think of a better way to celebrate her friend's legacy than adding to the scholarship she created in his honor – and making a medical education possible for students with financial need. |
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The sweet sounds of research
Peabody alumnus Jarrett Gilgore, a performer in the Redlining Baltimore series, will debut a composition based on his research into the music of Jimmy Lyons and supported by the Provost's Undergraduate Research Award. |
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Last call, Class of 2015
Class of 2015 alumni, time is running out to access our online library of 1,800 journals free for a year. Visit the JPASS page to sign up. |
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New humanities institute unites programs across Hopkins
"The study of humanities is at the basis of everything in life," says Elizabeth Grass Weese. She hopes the new Alexander Grass Humanities Institute helps win Hopkins a reputation in the humanities commensurate with its standing in health and medicine. |
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