Month: March 2021

Thanks to your careful compliance with public health safety measures, we are now past the midpoint of the semester with continued low rates of COVID-19 infections on campus.

By the end of April, everyone In Maryland over the age of 16 will be eligible for a COVID vaccine. Find out what that means for Hopkins affiliates.

The use of TTRPGs (Table-Top Role-Playing Games) in therapy has been on the rise and increasingly researched in the past few years. We want to be a part of building it further here at Hopkins.

Any affiliates who have not yet returned to campus but who may be approved to do so in the next several months will not need to obtain a flu shot.

There are a few things you can do to make a(nother) meal at home feel like you’re dining out.

This annual event hosted by Nu Rho Psi, the undergraduate society for neuroscience, helps members of the Hopkins community learn about their bodies and brains. This year's theme is mental health.

There has been a dramatic rise in the number of hate crimes and harassment toward the AAPI and APIDA communities. Here are resources to help.

If LGBTQ people are able to find culturally respectful mental health care, they will thrive.

On the one-year anniversary of the COVID pandemic, students must continue to adapt and embrace difficult changes. We've compiled some strategies and resources to help.

Meeting new people and building friendships: Important! Healthy! Fun! Sometimes harder than it looks, especially during COVID!