Sex Trafficking: A Way Out
An online system created by Hopkins BME undergrad Aaron Chang ’14 helps to combat sex trafficking in Baltimore.
Currents
From the Archives: ‘Vector of the Times’
From 1984 – 1969, the student-published Vector reflected the tenor of the times.
Jones’ Tenure as Dean: Nothing Short of Transformative
In his 25 years at the Whiting School, Nicholas P. Jones has transformed the school’s academic programs, research mission, physical campus, and WSE’s role within the university.
It’s Not Rocket Science
Johns Hopkins University and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) team up for a colorful lab safety project.
Tracking Submarines
The world’s deadliest weapons are also the stealthiest. The United States, Russia, China, Britain, and France all have fleets of…
A Community Affair
Michael Falk, associate professor of materials science and engineering, aims to engage students early in STEM through an innovative pilot program.
Consumed by Cars
Mud in his face, but no disgrace: “It’s my varsity team, it’s my fraternity, it’s my social network,” says Andrew Kelly ’13, team captain for Hopkins Baja.
White House Fellow Gains National Perspective
A neurosurgeon-in-training who developed a novel brain cancer drug just a year after graduating from the Whiting School has joined the 2012–13 Class of White House Fellows.
The Right Stuff
As an intern at the Applied Physics Laboratory, junior Terrence Casey spent a year creating computer simulations, software, and code for NASA’s Van Allen Probes project.