
Dear Whiting School Community
Dear Whiting School Community, My approaching one-year anniversary as Benjamin T. Rome Dean seems a natural time to share some…
Dear Whiting School Community, My approaching one-year anniversary as Benjamin T. Rome Dean seems a natural time to share some…
As I write this, the magnolia trees lining the Lower Quad are in full bloom, classes are winding down toward…
After six months serving as the Whiting School’s interim dean, I have the honor and pleasure of introducing our new…
As you may already have heard, earlier this spring I announced my decision to step down as the Benjamin T. Rome Dean of the Whiting School of Engineering in order to take on new opportunities and challenges.
Dear Whiting School Community, Just as the magazine was going to press, we learned that New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg,…
Welcome to the centennial celebration of Johns Hopkins Engineering.
Every year, I am invigorated by the energy, dedication, and creativity of our engineering undergraduates here on the Homewood campus.
On March 17, our colleagues at the Applied Physics Laboratory achieved an astonishing feat when the Messenger spacecraft inserted itself into an elliptical orbit around Mercury.
On the afternoon of September 15, alumni, friends, faculty, students, and staff gathered on the Decker Quad to celebrate the naming of Hackerman Hall, the Whiting School of Engineering’s newest research facility, and to thank Willard ’38 and Lillian Hackerman for their decades of support for the school and Johns Hopkins.