Accessible self-soothing & coping strategies By Molly Hutchison, Health Education Specialist | January 12, 2021 Self-soothing activities are an effective way to help you feel calm and manage your emotions. Posted in: Mental, Physical Read More
JH Needs U: COVID Well-Being Grant By SHWB staff | January 11, 2021 Have an idea for an initiative, activity, or campaign that will encourage COVID safety measures? Apply for up to $1,000 to make it happen. Posted in: Mental, Physical, Professional, Social Read More
Our plans for the spring semester By SHWB staff | January 8, 2021 We believe we can prudently and safely move to a more extensive on-campus experience for the spring semester. Posted in: Physical, Professional Read More
Top 10 posts of 2020 By SHWB staff | December 22, 2020 As this most unusual year comes to its conclusion, let’s take a look back at our most popular posts. Posted in: Mental, Physical Read More
Meatless Monday with Elmer Zapata-Mercado By Elmer A. Zapata-Mercado, Ph.D. Candidate, Program in Molecular Biophysics | December 21, 2020 This recipe for sweet potato soup with coconut milk can be scaled up or down as needed. Posted in: Environmental, Physical Read More
Wellness info for new and impending graduates By SHWB staff | December 17, 2020 Here are some tips to guide your transition into post-Hopkins life as it relates to university wellness resources. Posted in: Financial, Mental, Physical Read More
COVID testing for asymptomatic students before winter break By Kevin Shollenberger, Vice Provost for Student Health and Well-Being | December 14, 2020 Johns Hopkins University will expand asymptomatic testing for students in the days before the winter break begins. Posted in: Physical Read More
What is self-compassion? By Alexandra Lane, M.A., doctoral intern, Homewood Counseling Center | December 4, 2020 As finals approach, learn about how self-compassion can combat anxiety, stress, and impostor syndrome. Posted in: Mental, Professional Read More
A vintage vegetarian Thanksgiving By Heidi Herr, Librarian for English and Philosophy and Outreach Librarian for Special Collections, MA | November 23, 2020 A Special Collections librarian takes us into the history of mock meats, and demonstrates how to make a nut turkey. Posted in: Environmental, Physical, Social Read More
7 things you should know about Homewood SOS By SOS Staff | November 16, 2020 SOS is a standard distress signal, a quick abbreviation that’s a near–universal way to ask for help. For Johns Hopkins undergrads,... Posted in: Financial, Mental, Professional Read More