Crowning glories
At SAIS's Bologna Center, laurel wreaths cap the graduates' achievements

Julia Romano, Morgan Flume and Sara Konoe in laurel wreaths marking the completion of their degrees.

The original Greek Olympians wore them, as did Roman conquerors, the orator Cicero and the poet Dante. And we derive the word laureate from them, the wreaths of laurel leaves that signify wisdom, victory and success.
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35 years of innovation at work
Jhpiego was founded in 1974 to improve health care access for women and their families. The organization works to empower front-line health workers by designing and implementing effective, low-cost, hands-on solutions to strengthen the delivery of health care services for this often underserved population.
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Hopkins scientist picked for cancer dream teams
A TV industry- and celebrity-driven cancer research project has chosen scientists at Johns Hopkins for two of five multi-institutional "dream teams" financed by Stand Up to Cancer grants totaling more than $6 million.
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