News – Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being

Everyone deserves to be healthy. Research cuts could prevent it.

The health of the American people should be one of the highest priorities of government, writes Johns Hopkins health disparities researcher Lisa Cooper, but threats to NIH funding will make undoubtedly our society sicker

Sharper, safer, more inclusive medical imaging

Backed by NIH funding, Muyinatu 'Bisi' Bell's innovative work is enhancing diagnostic accuracy, improving surgical precision, and ensuring equitable health care for all patients

The search for biological targets to halt breast cancer metastasis

Thanks to the NIH, researchers like Andrew Ewald have advanced our understanding of what allows a cancer cell from one part of the body to successfully grow in another part

Johns Hopkins seeks feedback on new classroom guidelines

The university's Learning Environment Guidelines will establish a shared vision for all academic spaces on Homewood campus

In defense of curiosity: Why universities and federal funding fuel the future

By combining private and public resources at universities, we create the engine that makes curiosity possible—for our health, our economy, our humanity

Johns Hopkins graduate programs ranked among nation's best

'U.S. News & World Report' includes 37 JHU programs among the top 10 in the U.S. in its annual rankings, including No. 1- ranked programs in biomedical engineering, nursing, and public health

Study reveals how alcohol abuse damages cognition

Months after withdrawal, brain activity during decision-making remained impaired in rats

Four Johns Hopkins students awarded Goldwater Scholarships

Four Hopkins undergraduates were selected for the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship

A Green Livelihood

Bharati Chaturvedi, SAIS '07 (MIPP), created a nonprofit to address issues related to the "wastepickers" of Delhi, India

Cycling for a Cause

Whitney Kim, A&S '16, embarks on a 3,000-mile charity bike ride from Maine to Key West, Florida