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Johns Hopkins expert in health disparities discusses how the coronavirus pandemic has shed light on the vulnerabilities of communities of color and the need to better protect everyone's health

New research co-led by a Johns Hopkins researcher suggests face coverings reduce viral exposure, limiting both transmission and severe disease. But is that evidence enough to turn the tide of public opinion now that masks have become politicized?

Members of the Class of 2024 and new transfer students are welcomed to the Johns Hopkins community in the university's first digital convocation ceremony

Daily health checks via mobile app, mandatory flu vaccinations among new requirements designed to keep university community safe during COVID-19 pandemic

The campaign emphasizes best practices for preventing the spread of COVID-19 and promotes available resources and personal responsibility

A new Coursera class aims to give instructors the tools to ensure their classes are inclusive and accessible for all students during a shift to remote learning

JHU's Office of Sustainability releases new annual report outlining university engagement programs and environmental performance metrics—and the individual efforts that make a difference

Carey Business School wealth management expert Yuval Bar-Or discusses the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street, urges a steady approach during a period of economic uncertainty

NBC Chief White House correspondent Hallie Jackson, A&S '06, returns from maternity leave to a "new normal."

New Title IX regulations introduce changes to how schools must respond to some allegations of sexual misconduct