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Johns Hopkins Magazine
Downtowns Are Full of Empty Buildings. Universities Are Moving In.
The New York Times
All I Am Is You: Nicoletta Darita de la Brown and the Tabb Center Public Humanities Fellowships
BmoreArt
Milton S. Eisenhower: Past and present
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
If you’re going to take all of our money, at least give us a library
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
A new virtual guide to the extensive public art collection at Johns Hopkins
JHU Hub
MSE renovations projected to begin 2024 summer
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
A bold new era in D.C.
Arts & Sciences Magazine
Humans of Hopkins: Katie Carey
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Lauren Groff has a go bag and says so should you
NPR Morning Edition
The Library is Open: Baltimore Ballroom at Peabody
BmoreArt
Bearing witness to incarceration
On the Record with Sheilah Kast, WYPR 88.1 FM
Senator Mikulski discusses women’s healthcare advocacy following film screening
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
The best outdoor study spots on and around campus
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
For the American Prison Writing Archive, a ‘Shadow Canon’ Sheds Light
The New York Times
Posing at the library: Baltimore’s ballroom scene werks The Peabody again
The Baltimore Banner
Baltimore historians uncover collection of Billie Holiday history
WBAL-TV 11
New Billie Holiday collection reveals details of her life in Baltimore
JHU Hub
Students discover stories of girls who lived at former Hopkins orphanage
JHU Hub
Sweet time had as Edible Book Festival returns to Homewood
JHU Hub
Students trace overlooked history in sacred places
JHU Hub
JHU’s Special Collection acquires first-edition copy of ‘What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking’
Johns Hopkins Magazine, Spring 2023
Johns Hopkins COVID-19 data hub ends after three years
JHU Hub
Gilman Hall: Past and present
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Harnessing the powers of human thought and computation
JHU Hub
George Peabody Library: Past and Present
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
The Dish: Resurrecting Black history, one cookbook at a time
The Baltimore Banner
Johns Hopkins winds down pioneering pandemic data tracking
JHU Hub
Johns Hopkins symposium, exhibit explore Black foodways
JHU Hub
Data Democratizer
JHU Engineering
Daniel Coit Gilman in Full
JHU Hub
Tabb Center hosts speakers on intricacies of transgender oral history
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Fast Fashion: Harry Gordon Paper Dress
Johns Hopkins Magazine
Unlocking Words with the American Prison Writing Archive
Arts & Sciences Magazine, Fall 2022
Sheridan Libraries Special Collections amasses a trove of rare vintage teen comic books
Johns Hopkins Magazine, Fall 2022
Sheridan Libraries African American Real Photo Postcard Collection featured in Library Journal article
Library Journal
BorrowDirect gets an upgrade with new open-source software
Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation (IPLC)
American Prison Writing Archive moving ‘striking stories of human resilience’ to Hopkins
Maryland The Daily Record
Black Beyond Data taps into the power of datasets to uncover new truths about Black history
Arts & Sciences Magazine, Spring 2022
Peabody Library opens Grace Notes in American History exhibition featuring rare sheet music
Baltimore Fishbowl
Johns Hopkins curators examine musical mystery linked to Edgar Allan Poe
Washington Post
A Library the Internet Can’t Get Enough Of
New York Times
SGA meets to discuss MSE renovations
The Johns-Hopkins Newsletter
Town halls discuss concerns regarding MSE library renovations
The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Students return to study spaces on campus amid plans for library redesign
The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Mellon Foundation awards $4 million grant to Inheritance Baltimore project
JHU Hub
How one very old Census record spurred a reckoning at Johns Hopkins University
The Washington Post
For 50 years, a Baltimore photographer trained his lens on the city. Now he’s in the spotlight
The Baltimore Sun
Year in review: 2020
JHU Hub
Emerging Technologies: Creating virtual library spaces
Ithaka S+R
Contrary to century-old family lore Johns Hopkins was an enslaver
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Records prove Johns Hopkins University founder owned slaves, shattering belief he was a staunch abolitionist
The Baltimore Sun
Johns Hopkins reveals that its founder owned slaves
The New York Times
Newly discovered documents prompt reexamination of the history of university’s founder, Johns Hopkins
JHU Hub
Students get hands-on research experience with a 17th-century “paper supercomputer”
Johns Hopkins Magazine
DSAGA explores Baltimore’s queer history through media archives
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
The unsung mapmakers
JHU Hub
Johns Hopkins libraries resume Borrow Direct
JHU Hub
Project lets viewers experience the Women’s Suffrage Movement through virtual reality
JHU Hub
Johns Hopkins’ libraries document the coronavirus era for future generations
JHU Hub
Johns Hopkins libraries resume select services June 29
JHU Hub
Seeing Red: the story of the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard
Johns Hopkins Magazine
Mike Reese of CER honored for commitment to community-based learning
JHU Hub at Work
Aaron Birkland hunkers down in his Shenandoah Valley basement
JHU Hub at Home
Library staff digitizes content to help with remote instruction
JHU Hub
MSE Library will provide art and tech-based mental health services
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Vintage game night
Johns Hopkins Magazine
‘See Also’ ties together the past and the present
No Proscenium
Peabody exhibit honors Baltimore neighborhoods
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
MSE offers students a “blind date with a book”
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Johns Hopkins libraries explore impact of collections on students’ mental wellness
Association of Research Libraries
Snapshots of Baltimore’s Past
JHU Hub
Hopkins plans yearlong commemoration of women’s suffrage
JHU Hub
Jim Stimpert has so many stories about Johns Hopkins
JHU Hub at Work
Archive illustrations portray scientific progress
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
See Also: A performance inspired by the Peabody Library’s history
Maryland Humanities podcast
Nobel Medal finds a home
Johns Hopkins Planning Matters
A 19th-century book helped lay the foundation for gay rights. A Hopkins researcher just found a rare copy
Baltimore Sun
Coffee With: Baltimore photographer John Clark Mayden
WJZ-TV 13
Here to Help: How to use the Sheridan Libraries
JHU Hub at Work
Libraries acquire rare copy of seminal 19th-century essay
JHU Hub
Looking at the history of Hopkins work culture
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Rare books illuminate the lives of early modern nuns
Johns Hopkins Magazine
‘Engaged Humanities’ lecture sheds light on Montreal Stories project
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
DURA and Hawkins Fellows study archival objects
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Stern Center lecture discusses the value of physical relics
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Professor discusses policing research in New York
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Ballroom glitz
JHU Hub
Black Queer Performance in Baltimore’s “Cathedral of Books”
Radical History Review
The art of faking it: The Bibliotheca Fictiva collection of literary forgery
JHU Arts & Sciences Magazine
Eugene Sekulow: Sharing a lifelong love of books
Johns Hopkins Planning Matters
Liz Mengel makes sure you have the books you need
JHU Hub at Work
Hopkins professor examines Baltimore history through maps
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
The hidden histories revealed by maps
JHU Hub
Erasmus unredacted
Johns Hopkins Magazine
Seeing Robert Wilson Plain
Johns Hopkins Magazine
Peabody exhibit showcases Frankenstein’s impact
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Loan of Willem de Kooning sculpture to Johns Hopkins renewed
JHU Hub
New York Times author visits Peabody Library
Johns Hopkins News-Letter