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Joanna Cohen, director of the Institute for Global Tobacco Control, talks about the recent uptick in illnesses and deaths linked to vaping

Yale psychologist Molly Crockett shares insights from her work suggesting social media—and its encouragement of moral outrage in particular—may be changing our brains

Presidential Management Fellowship Program offers career training, mentorship, and the possibility of joining university staff permanently

More than 800 Hopkins volunteers fanned out to sites across Baltimore as part of the annual President's Day of Service

Those who do prefer fentanyl are more likely to be younger, white, and daily users, three-city study finds

Lawrence Jackson's Billie Holiday Project for Liberation Arts aims to document the history of African American life in Baltimore and foster intellectual ties between the university and the community

The Johns Hopkins International Arts + Mind Lab is working to advance the emerging field of neuroaesthetics, our biological response to art, dance, music, and architecture

In his new book, bioethicist Travis Rieder blends a personal account of drug dependence with a broad exploration of America's byzantine opioid problem

After an illness threatened to sideline her film project, alum Devika Bhise took control of the independent biopic and brought the Indian revolutionary Lakshmibai to life

Mohammad Modarres wants to bridge the gap between kosher and halal foods and bring people together in the process