This book provides a detailed documentation of the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Johns Hopkins University, as well as the inauguration of its new president, Ira Remsen. Through speeches, essays, and photographs, readers will gain insight into the significance of this event for the university and for the field of education as a whole.

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