News Releases from the
Krieger School of Arts & Sciences

2008
	Mapping Volunteer Work around the World 12/08
	Five JHU Researchers Named 2008 AAAS Fellows 12/08
	Magma Discovered in Situ for First Time 12/08
	Baltimore Education Research Consortium Meets Tuesday 12/08
	Johns Hopkins Senior Kurt Herzer Wins Marshall Scholarship 12/08
	Johns Hopkins Alum Rishi Mediratta Wins Marshall Scholarship 12/08
	Johns Hopkins, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Launch Gifted Program 12/08
	JHU-led Team Wins Supercomputing Storage Challenge 12/08
	How We See Objects in Depth: The Brain's Code for 3-D Structure 10/08
	JHU Chemist Devises Self Assembling "Organic Wires" 10/08
	Johns Hopkins 'Building a Biotech Bridge to China' 10/08
	Johns Hopkins Sources for 2008 Presidential Election Stories 10/08
	JHU'S Karlin Earns Two American Chemical Society Awards 10/08
	Media Advisory: Presidential Politics from an African-American Perspective 09/08
	Media Advisory: Economic Crisis Panel Discussion at Johns Hopkins University 09/08
	Urban Policy Competition Seeks Solutions for Baltimore 09/08
	Two Johns Hopkins Professors Receive "Genius" Grants 09/08
	Johns Hopkins Alumna Receives "Genius" Grant 09/08
	Test Your Approximate Number Sense 09/08
	As Easy as 1, 2, 3: Number Sense Correlates with Test Scores 09/08
	JHU Launches Online Certificate in Geographic Information Systems 09/08
	More Md-DC Middle-Schoolers Managing Stock Portfolios 08/08
	Charities Target Millennial Generation Workforce 08/08
	Class of 2012 Arrives at Johns Hopkins Aug. 29 and 30 08/08
	School-Community Success Stories Shared in New Book 08/08
	Journalist Jeffrey Toobin to Discuss the Supreme Court 08/08
	Switching It Up: How Memory Deals with a Change in Plans 08/08
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Professor Available to Discuss Barack Obama's Decision to Electronically Announce His Choice for Vice President 08/08
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Political Scientist Available to Discuss China's Economy on the Eve of the Olympics 07/08
	Nonprofits Face Serious Constraints on Policy Involvement 07/08
	Johns Hopkins Sources for 2008 Presidential Election Stories 07/08
	L.A. Police Chief to Discuss Urban Crime-Fighting Strategies 07/08
	Even Toddlers Get It: Data "Chunks" Are Easier to Remember 07/08
	"Changing Schools, Changing Lives" — A Gathering of More than 250 Teachers, Administrators and Educators from Across the Country 07/08
	Nonprofit Job Growth In Maryland Outpaces Private Sector 06/08
	Johns Hopkins Graduate Student Killed in Iraq 06/08
	Hopkins in Egypt Today: Summer 2008 06/08
	Wrestling with Rudeness: Advice for Addressing Incivility 06/08
	New Superconductors Present New Mysteries, Possibilities 06/08
	Media Advisory: The Media's Role in Hillary Clinton's Lost Bid for President 06/08
	Team Hopes to Use New Technology to Search for ET's 06/08
	Media Advisory: Baltimore Talent Development High School Graduation 06/08
	Johns Hopkins Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowship 05/08
	WorldWide Telescope Brings Space Exploration to Earth 05/08
	JHU Biotech Program, U.S. Army Enter Collaborative Relationship 05/08
	Smolensky Appointed International Pascal Research Chair 05/08
	Hérica Valladares of Johns Hopkins Classics Wins Rome Prize 05/08
	Media Advisory: Stocks in the Future Graduates More than 100 Middle School Students in Baltimore Area 05/08
	National Inventors Hall of Fame Honors JHU's Giacconi 05/08
	Johns Hopkins Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences 04/08
	American Academy of Arts and Sciences Elects Astrophysicist Riess 04/08
	Different Processes Govern Sight, Light Detection 04/08
	Johns Hopkins Awards Student Book Collectors 04/08
	JHU Theatre's "Bus Stop" Starts Friday, April 25 04/08
	Media Advisory: Physics Fair at The Johns Hopkins University 04/08
	Study Suggests Parents Stricter with Older Kids 04/08
	Election 2008: The Politics of Race, Gender and Culture 04/08
	Stefanie DeLuca named William T. Grant Scholar 04/08
	Increase in Key Tuition Rate for 2008-2009 is 5 Percent 03/08
	Media Advisory: "Kant's Critique of Judgment: Art, Science and Religion" an International Philosophy Conference 03/08
	WMAP Reveals Neutrinos, End of Dark Ages, First Second of Universe 03/08
	Mapping the Cosmos Exhibit Presents Hubble Images as Art 03/08
	Johns Hopkins' Evergreen Society Receives Grant, Changes Name 03/08
	Stock Investing Program Improves Academic Performance 02/08
	Medieval French Manuscripts to Go Digital in Virtual Collection 02/08
	New Technology Makes 3-D Imaging Quicker, Easier 02/08
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web 02/08
	Chemistry Experts Team Up to Predict Pollutant Reactions 02/08
	JHU Launches Online Museum Studies Graduate Program 02/08
	Undergraduate Applications Soar at Johns Hopkins 02/08
	Video-Friendly Workshops are Part of the American Association of Physics Teachers Annual Winter Meeting 01/08
	Johns Hopkins Sources for 2008 Presidential Election Stories 01/08
	Astronomers Find Record-Old Cosmic Explosion 01/08
	Women for President: Media Bias in Eight Campaigns 01/08
	Student-curated Exhibit on Maryland Childbirth History Opens at Homewood Museum 01/08
	Casting a Vote for Workplace Civility in 2008 01/08