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Along with obtaining legal advice and expungement support, attendees can apply for jobs, explore housing opportunities, and learn about services for veterans

A major renovation is planned for the 56-year-old research library on the Homewood campus

Ethicist Ruth Faden urges wealthy nations to exercise restraint with COVID-19 vaccine boosters until more people around the world get their first doses

Interactive tool created with survey data collected from more than 12 million people from 115 countries and analyzed by the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

JHU also recognized as one of the nation's leading universities in terms of overall value, undergraduate research, innovation, engineering and computer science, and ethnic diversity

A look back at how the JHU community responded to the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and a remembrance of those affiliated with Hopkins who lost their lives

The best protection against COVID-19? Getting vaccinated, not waiting for illness to create natural immunity, says infectious disease expert Anna Durbin

New course from Program in Islamic Studies provides tools to research, analyze the personal and systemic impacts of 9/11 while building advocacy and allyship

Steinberg, professor and former dean at the Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs at Syracuse University and a veteran of two presidential administrations, will join SAIS on Nov. 1

Hopkins experts Bill Moss and Jennifer Nuzzo discuss a slowdown in new cases, tempering our vaccine expectations, booster shots, and a vaccine timeline for kids under 12