If you love films, Baltimore is definitely the place to be this summer. Hopkins’ own Outdoor Film Series kicks off this evening on the quad in front of Gilman Hall […]
Library to close at 6 pm on Tuesday, May 24
The Eisenhower Library will close at 6 PM on Tuesday, May 24 for an event and will reopen at 8 AM on Wednesday, May 25.
Celebrate Spring (and get free cake) with the Peabody & the Flowermart!
Are you looking for an awesome way to celebrate the last week of classes? Then why not head to Mount Vernon Place Saturday, May 7, and check out Baltimore’s very own […]
Nanotech Event
JHU’s Institute for NanoBioTechnology now has a center for Engineering in Oncology. How fitting, then, that this year’s annual symposium, held May 13, is entitled Nanotechnology for Cancer Medicine. The […]
Wait…So the 2000 Census and the 2010 Census Aren’t the Same?
Yes, indeed. The 2000 Census included both the short- and long-form questionnaires. In 2010, only the short-form was delivered (and that is also the plan for 2020 and beyond). All of the information […]
Haiku You 2: Winning Poems
A few weeks ago, we asked you to send us haiku in celebration of poetry month. And you did! Over 80 haiku were submitted to our haiku contest—thoughtful, sad, funny, silly, weird […]
Vote for Haiku!
JHU students, Faculty, staff, alumni, friends: vote for haiku! Choose your favorite In each sweet category, Plus one best in show. Your friends and colleagues have written such cool poems– […]
Earth to Hopkins
While Earth Day is officially observed Friday, April 22nd, the event has morphed into an extended celebration of sustainable living. I hope you’ll take advantage of the many activities offered […]
Poetry: a Universal Language
April is always Poetry Month, and while most of us think of Walt Whitman or T.S. Eliot when we hear the word poetry, there are many famous and fabulous poets […]
The force that through the green fuse drives the poem
(With apologies to Dylan Thomas.) Since it’s poetry month, and since we are a library, well, it seems a good idea to consider some brouillons d’ecrivain!—the writer’s drafts—the manuscripts. Yes, […]