SAIS Founder Paul Nitze Dies at 97
Meeting with Nitze "was like having Moses at the table," Colin Powell says

Nitze at home on the eve of his 95th birthday in 2002

Paul H. Nitze, adviser to presidents of the United States from both parties, a leading strategist and arms control expert, and co-founder of Johns Hopkins' School of Advanced International Studies, died on the evening of Oct. 19 at his home in Georgetown. He was 97.
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Campaign well on way to $2 billion
The Johns Hopkins: Knowledge for the World campaign has attracted gifts and commitments of $1.544 billion, surpassing in just over four years the record $1.52 billion raised in the entire nine-year Johns Hopkins Initiative, which ended in 2000.
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Celebrating a dual legacy of a Johns Hopkins luminary
The legacy of William H. Welch, the School of Medicine's first dean and a Johns Hopkins Hospital founder, will be respectfully honored this month, as two Hopkins institutions that the illustrious physician helped to establish will celebrate milestone birthdays. Both the Institute of the History of Medicine and the Welch Medical Library will turn 75.
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