Encampment is ending
The university reached an agreement with the student protesters to end the encampment at the Homewood campus.
Update on encampment
Against a growing backdrop of conflict, the encampment at Hopkins must end.
Reminders about safety and Student Conduct Code
The university supports the right to protest, but it must be in accordance with the established rules and guidelines.
It’s OK not to be OK: Advice on how to navigate your own grief, and how to support others
Grief doesn’t follow a standard timeline, so take your time and don't rush the process.
Homewood Campus JCard Access
Due to the ongoing protest, Homewood buildings have temporarily shifted to JCard swipe access-only. All university affiliates have full access to buildings upon swiping in.
Update on protest on campus
University president Ron Daniels has called for protestors to end the encampment on the Beach.
Are you sure you want to do this?
This essay was originally delivered as the keynote speech at the 2024 Out of the Darkness Walk, an annual event designed to engage young adults in the fight to prevent suicide. It discusses suicidal feelings.
Safe resolution of encampment at Johns Hopkins
The university agreed to support students’ ability to return to a designated area on the Beach each day to continue their daytime protest activities, with a pause each night from 8pm through 10am.
Remember JHU SNACKS during finals
Let's talk about SNACKS: sleep, nutrition, activity, connectivity, knowledge, and self-care.
Meatless Monday with Elena and Katherine: The Secret Garden Foccacia
Check out the recipe that won "Best Vegan" category at the 2024 Edible Book Festival.