Provost stepping down to research inequality and race in Baltimore
Provost Robert C. Lieberman will be leaving his position in June and assuming a professorship in the Department of Political Science in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.
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Provost Robert C. Lieberman will be leaving his position in June and assuming a professorship in the Department of Political Science in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.
Robert C. Lieberman, who has served as the University’s provost since 2013, is stepping down from his current role to focus on scholarship and research in the areas of race and inequality, effective June 2016.
Scott Bailey, an associate professor at the Bloomberg School of Public Health, recently won the second annual Johns Hopkins University President’s Frontier Award. The $250,000 award is given to members of the Hopkins community who have had a major impact on the fields of science and technology.
The University released a report on Jan. 22 detailing the findings from a University-wide sexual assault survey, titled “It’s On Us Hopkins.”
By JACQUI NEBER and CATHERINE PALMER
Director of Student Activities Rob Turning, who also served as an advisor to Greek Life, recently handed in his resignation.
The Spring Fair Committee unsuccessfully attempted to prevent the North Baltimore Pro-Life Study Group from displaying prenatal models at their booth on the grounds that they could be offensive or disturbing to viewers.
Despite his recent arrest, rapper Nelly, legally named Cornell Haynes Jr., will be performing at Spring Fair this Friday as scheduled. The artist was arrested in Tennessee on April 11 after police discovered methamphetamines, marijuana, drug paraphernalia and firearms in his tour bus.
The Milton S. Eisenhower (MSE) Library will undergo structural and aesthetic renovations following the collection of student, faculty and administrative input.
The Sexual Violence Advisory Committee (SVAC) hosted a sparsely attended open focus group session on April 9 led by Title IX Coordinator and Assistant Vice Provost Allison Boyle and SVAC undergraduate representative sophomore Nicholas Ulm.
Representatives from the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in the U.S. Department of Education will be on campus through tomorrow hosting public meetings and private office hours with students, faculty and staff to assess and gather information about the University’s compliance with Title IX.
Senior Maxwell Dickey presented three bills to the Student Government Association (SGA) at its weekly meeting on Tuesday in the Charles Commons Barber Room.
The fifth annual Dance Marathon (DM) raised nearly $45,000 to benefit the Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital as part of the Children’s Miracle Network, which aims to raise money to treat children fighting cancer. Hopkins community members danced for the cause in the Glass Pavilion from 6 p.m. on Saturday to 2 a.m. on Sunday.
The Student Government Association (SGA) granted Senior Class Senator Parth Patel undergraduate status to avoid impeaching him in their meeting on Tuesday.
Nelly, the St. Louis rapper best known for his early 2000s hits “Hot in Herre,” “Dilemma” and “Ride Wit Me,” will perform in the Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center on April 24 as part of this year’s Spring Fair.
The University is increasing its efforts to recycle and reduce waste generation as RecycleMania, an eight-week competition between colleges lasting from Feb. 1 to March 28, returns to campus this spring.
University President Ronald J. Daniels published a paper on the decline in grants for young scientists in the Jan. 13 issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences out of concern that the future of science is at risk.
In honor of the Transgender Day of Remembrance, the Diverse Sexuality and Gender Alliance (DSAGA) held a screening of The T Word in Wolman Theater on Nov. 20.
The Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Tuesday focused on how the SGA can take action to resolve the issues regarding binge drinking and sexual assault that were discussed at its Community Forum on Nov. 13.
Active Minds At JHU and the Student Government Association (SGA) co-hosted a mental health panel in Hodson Hall on Monday in which students recounted their experiences dealing with mental illness at Hopkins.