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As Africa goes unvaccinated, U.S. remains awash in shots
November 2, 2021
Johns Hopkins vaccine expert William Moss discusses inequities in the race to vaccinate the world against COVID-19 and why the U.S. and other wealthy nations should help poorer countries catch up
New building, facility names will honor four pioneering figures from Johns Hopkins history
October 29, 2021
Campus buildings, facilities to be named for Ernest Bates, Florence Bascom, Frederick Scott, and Levi Watkins in recognition of their achievements and contributions to the university
Judith Green McKenzie named executive director for health, safety and environment at Johns Hopkins
October 28, 2021
She currently serves as professor of emergency medicine at the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing recognized for commitment to diversity, inclusion
October 27, 2021
The was university recognized for overall inclusivity efforts, while Nursing was honored for the fourth year in a row in the health professions category
Johns Hopkins adopts guidelines for renaming or de-naming campus buildings, programs
October 27, 2021
Recommendations from a report authored by the Committee to Establish Principles on Naming include the creation of a Name Review Board made up of representatives from across the Hopkins community
It's their turn: COVID-19 vaccines for kids 5 and up
October 26, 2021
Johns Hopkins public health experts weigh in on the safety and efficacy of shots for school-age children
COVID-19 this week: Cases, deaths decline, but vigilance still needed
October 22, 2021
531,000 cases reported this week represents a 13.2% decline from last week, marking the lowest average daily case count since late July
Video: Johns Hopkins student asks President Biden about climate change
October 22, 2021
Sophomore class president Kobi Khong posed a question to President Biden during a town hall event in Baltimore on Thursday night
Heading off Head Start educator burnout
October 21, 2021
School of Education's Lieny Jeon will co-lead a five-year, $2.1M study of well-being interventions to combat stress and build resilience in educators serving low-income communities
Johns Hopkins receives first federal grant for psychedelic treatment research in 50 years
October 20, 2021
The nearly $4 million NIH grant will fund a multisite study of the effects of "magic mushrooms" and talk therapy on quitting smoking