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Johns Hopkins expands dashboard showing COVID-19 test data among employees, students
December 16, 2020
New enhancements include daily updates, city and state trends, and information on positive cases by university division
Johns Hopkins receives first shipment of COVID-19 vaccine
December 15, 2020
Vaccination of health care personnel will begin Wednesday and will follow a prioritization plan developed in accordance with state, federal guidance
Johns Hopkins adds county-level hospital, ICU occupancy data to national COVID-19 tracker map
December 15, 2020
The data is sourced from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and adds to the scope of data visualization options the JHU Coronavirus Resource Center provides
Junior Bradlee LaMontagne remembered for his leadership, service, and infectious enthusiasm
December 15, 2020
Bradlee LaMontagne, a biology major and captain of the Blue Jays wrestling team, died in a boating accident on Dec. 10
New system allows students to submit help requests for registration, financial aid, student accounts
December 15, 2020
Case management tool will make it easier for students and others to get the support they need
Johns Hopkins learning modules teach best practices for reducing COVID-19 risks during in-person learning
December 14, 2020
The seven-module series is designed to help U.S. school and district officials develop and assess plans for in-person K-12 instruction
Johns Hopkins welcomes first members of Class of 2025
December 11, 2020
The group of 520 talented high schoolers who applied for early decision admission to the university include inventors, policy advocates, community organizers, and engineers
Online COVID-19 mortality risk calculator could help determine who should get vaccines first
December 11, 2020
Calculator developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins factors in pre-existing health conditions and sociodemographic and environmental factors to determine individual and community-level risk
Testing their mettle
December 10, 2020
Johns Hopkins chemical and biomolecular engineering students have helped transform COVID-19 testing company Curative from a small startup into one of the primary coronavirus testing providers in the country
Newly discovered documents prompt reexamination of the history of university's founder, Johns Hopkins
December 9, 2020
Census records and additional research provide evidence that Johns Hopkins was a slaveholder during the mid-1800s, in contrast to the longstanding narrative that he was an early abolitionist whose father freed the family's enslaved people decades earlier