Events

Support Johns Hopkins undergraduates by visiting the weeklong virtual DREAMS (Day of Undergraduate Research in Engineering, Arts, Medicine, and the Sciences). Visit all the presentations online at your convenience or drop in to the live presentations, every hour on the hour from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Join this tribute to the Rent Party, a site of music and dance experience for the Black urban migrant of the early 1900s, featuring a presentation by Professor Shana Redmond from Columbia University and a music and dance performance by Peabody Jazz Studies faculty and Baltimore house music dancers.

Connect, learn, and chart your path toward a greener, more sustainable future.

Support Johns Hopkins undergraduates by visiting the weeklong virtual DREAMS (Day of Undergraduate Research in Engineering, Arts, Medicine, and the Sciences). Visit all the presentations online at your convenience or drop in to the live presentations, every hour on the hour from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Please join the Johns Hopkins Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health for Research Day. The event will include speaker presentations, a keynote address, a poster session, and networking opportunities.

Start your morning and practice mindfulness while connecting with a beautiful spot on the Homewood campus.

Students and recent graduates: Learn how to spend the 2025-26 academic year abroad, pursuing research, graduate study or a creative project, or teaching English and U.S. culture through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

Join this outdoor concert and health fair to learn more about ways that you can get involved to promote community health and well-being through both Baltimore- and Johns Hopkins-affiliated organizations. The event includes food trucks available on-site and entertainment for children and adults.

Celebrate our planet and campus community with live music, smoothie bikes, a pop-up thrift shop, ice cream tasting, and more.

Alpha Kappa Psi and Johns Hopkins Roundnet invite you to the Amir Modaressanavi Spikeball Fundraiser Tournament celebrating the life of their dear friend and brother Amir Modaressanavi, who passed away from a stroke last year.