JHU Undergraduate Daphne Tang (IS major) was the recipient of this year’s Arnold Prize for Outstanding Writing on Baltimore’s History awarded by the Baltimore City Historical Society.

Daphne’s award-winning paper was based on research that she did in the History seminar “The Year 1968: Rebels, Revolutions, and the Right-Wing Backlash” (AS.100.497) taught by Prof. Victoria Harms last fall.

The award is an acknowledgement of Daphne’s nuanced and detailed understanding of Baltimore’s complex history and a confirmation of her outstanding analytical and intellectual capabilities. Congratulations to Daphne and her advisor, Victoria Harms, on this remarkable achievement!