News – Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being

COVID-19 hospitalizations could mean high out-of-pocket medical costs for many Americans

The highest burden seen is for tens of millions of employees with high-deductible plans at companies that self-insure and assume financial risk for health costs

Johns Hopkins investigates noose found at construction site in university-owned building

Discovery was made Thursday at the Stieff Silver building; JHU refers matter to federal authorities for investigation as a potential hate crime

Carey student named Product Developer of the Year

Jeffrey Morelli was honored by the American Business Awards for his start-up that is playing a key role in COVID-19 contact tracing efforts

Individuals practiced physical distancing before state directives made it mandatory, study shows

New study of cell phone data shows that people in counties hardest hit by the pandemic voluntarily reduced their number of daily trips outside the home to slow the spread of coronavirus

Johns Hopkins announces plans for fall undergraduate experience

University will resume on-campus activities while preserving flexibility for those who cannot or do not wish to return to campus

Johns Hopkins awards nearly $1M to support PhD professional development

The PhD Professional Development Innovation Initiative funds training workshops, diversity networking events, and internship opportunities to help PhD students explore a broad range of career paths

JHU acquisition expands opportunities in Washington, D.C.

University completes planned purchase of 555 Pennsylvania Ave., the future site of a collaboration and learning hub for the Johns Hopkins community

Johns Hopkins issues statement opposing U.S. extension of work visa limits

Executive order signed last week suspends entry of certain foreign workers through 2020

Making a better mask

WSE Manufacturing is designing and testing plans for a mass-producible reusable respirator mask to support the dwindling supply of N95 masks

Planning workgroups weigh options for fall instruction, student life

New recommendations expected next week will address the academic calendar, class formats, exams, housing and dining, student activities, health and well-being, and new student orientation