Afro Charities hosts “Re-Reading the News” legacy series with Johns Hopkins University during its 150 year anniversary to honor the life and legacy of Frances E...

“Rereading the News: The Baltimore Orphan Girl Who Changed a Nation”

The renovation of Eisenhower Library has brought sunlight where you least expect it—to the once-dim, subterranean depths of D-level

Special Collections First-Year Fellow Nandini Rastogi continues her exploration of the impact of a disastrous fire on the university’s early libraries.

Curator Gabrielle Dean and librarian Siân Evans share the university's collection of LGBTQ+ books, photos, zines, and more—a testament to the queer community's struggles and joy

For the 250th anniversary, The Times Magazine asked leading historians to profile founding-era Americans whose roles in the drama have been often overlooked.

For the Medical Record · Episode

Freedom Bell: Celebrating the Life of Frances Harper; Remembering the Girls of the Hopkins Colored Orphan Asylum

Talking the Hard History of Baltimore's "Confederate Monuments," March 5

Perspective is an annual online publication produced by the Hopkins Black Student Union (BSU). In a magazine format, Perspective seeks to commemorate the year’s Black students – their achievements, ce...

Special Collections First-Year Fellow Nandini Rastogi, who's majoring in public health and minoring in business and environmental studies, explores the impact of a disastrous fire on the university's ...

Levering Hall has stories to tell after nearly a century spent serving as a Homewood campus student hangout