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Christopher Shallal, Parker Treadway, and Mark Shifman have converted their pingpong table room into the manufacturing laboratory of their dreams, complete with metal-working stations, 3D printers, and electronics cabinets

Students will begin returning to campus Jan. 16 and the spring semester will begin as scheduled on Jan. 25

The document, assembled by the Student and Alumni Working Group of the Johns Hopkins Sustainability Leadership Council, provides specific advice for lowering individual environmental footprints, as well as links to Baltimore organizations and businesses that provide sustainable products and services.

Music Cognition course examines music through a highly interdisciplinary lens in order to answer complex questions of human brain function and development

The Master of Business Administration/Master of Arts in International Relations degree will provide graduate students with expertise in global problem-solving, leadership, and research methods

The 2020 election highlighted the ways the disability community is excluded from both the right to vote and access to voting

About a quarter of Americans have one or more disabilities. The School of Medicine is working to make success stories more common for students with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and mental health disorders.

The annual event, which celebrates the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and the spirit of service at Johns Hopkins, will be held from Jan. 11 to 15

As we prepare to ring in 2021 and turn the tide on a global pandemic, take a look back at how Johns Hopkins weathered the 2020 storm

The university plans to launch a global search for the next dean of its School of Nursing to succeed Patricia Davidson, who will leave the university in April to become vice-chancellor of the University of Wollongong