Tag: University Communications

The university supports the right to protest, but it must be in accordance with the established rules and guidelines.

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.

University president Ron Daniels has called for protestors to end the encampment on the Beach.

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.

In response to student inquiries, here are the university's official guidelines for protesting on campus.

Any form of harassment or discrimination that is used to intimidate or threaten groups or individuals has no place at Johns Hopkins.

The proposed three-year CBA will now go to TRU-UE bargaining unit members for a ratification vote.

Johns Hopkins University will strongly encourage, but no longer require, at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

This survey is used to make budgeting and policy decisions around gender-based violence. (You can also win a gift card.)

These policies are intended to support healthy behavior while cultivating an environment where our affiliates can thrive and succeed.