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For nearly a decade, the Johns Hopkins Social Innovation Lab has nurtured a generation of mission-driven companies

Johns Hopkins researchers discover that people who had previously identified as atheists described encountering a "benevolent entity" upon inhaling the psychedelic DMT

The first-term congresswoman made history with her 2018 election. Now, amid another historic moment, Underwood—herself a public health nurse—is certain she's the right person for the job.

Educational support, unanticipated elder and child care needs, and other eligible pandemic-related expenses can be reimbursed

The university is conducting its own review of the incident and taking steps to promote discrimination-free worksites

Data will be updated weekly to reflect results of testing conducted by the university

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

Study from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine examined infection data in countries before social distancing measures were enacted, found that warmer temperatures do slow spread of COVID-19

More than 300 student clubs and organizations participate in virtual Student Involvement Fair—the first major club event of a semester marked by distance learning

Roadmap 2020 Task Force will review university's progress to date, develop recommendations that incorporate community feedback