“It’s still football, and guys are going to get hurt,” says Baltimore Ravens head team physician Leigh Ann Curl.

Through OrchKids, Dan Trahey is helping underserved children from West Baltimore develop a passion for music.

A.J. Jejelowo found an unusual way to pay for grad school—he won over $235,000 in a poker tournament.

One size fits all? Not anymore. How reading our genes may transform health care.

A new film from Rebecca Messner, A&S ’08, celebrates Frederick Law Olmsted and the U.S. urban parks movement.

Peg Leiendecker, Nurs ’65, didn’t set out to create a museum in her home—it just happened.

The Volunteer Summit explores how students and faculty can capitalize on the best of both the virtual and the actual world.

Orphaned at 11, a Lost Boy returns to South Sudan in a new role: founding father.

Erin Ganju, A&S ’91, SAIS ’92, traded corporate success for her dream job—increasing literacy around the world.

It took years for human trafficking whistleblower Kathy Bolkovac to turn her story into a major motion picture. It took Cari Lynn, A&S ’97 (MA), just six weeks to write the book.