Category: Mental

This group will encourage the exploration of challenges related to identity, academic life, current events, relationships, and mental health.

The ‘Red Zone’ is a period of time (roughly back-to-school through Thanksgiving break) when a majority of sexual assault occurs on college campuses. This post explains why that is, how it’s different in Fall 2021, and what you can do about it.

Here’s a list of popular resources for full-time graduate students, doctoral students, and medical students based at the East Baltimore campus.

Here's a list of popular well-being resources available to East Baltimore campus trainees.

Dr. Branville Bard Jr. has a stellar, decades-long track record as an effective, community-oriented law enforcement professional and as an outspoken and passionate advocate for social justice, racial equity, and police reform.

Hopkins has long supported legislative proposals to allow all students who grow up in the United States to attend college and contribute to this nation to their fullest potential.

Deciding to become sexually active can come with an array of emotions, such as excitement, nervousness, and happiness. This guide can help navigate those feelings and determine how ready you are to have partnered sex.

All Homewood, Peabody, and East Baltimore students are eligible to apply to be a peer educator on health and well-being topics.

It's nearly impossible to perform at your physical or mental peak if you aren't getting consistent, restful sleep.

The Johns Hopkins University Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team will pair clinicians with specially trained security personnel for on-campus health emergencies.