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First-year engineering student Kathryn Prather, 18, was one of the youngest delegates at this year's Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Companies that backed off on supportive climates after pandemic saw dips in worker experience

At Johns Hopkins' fourth annual Democracy Day, experts urged incoming students to actively engage in making their communities and world better

The school's master's programs are ranked second globally in survey of international relations scholars, policymakers, and think tank staffers

19 scholars join JHU to pursue PhDs as part of a $150M initiative designed to advance STEM pathways for students from HBCUs and MSIs

Members of the first-year class, nearly 1,300 in all, arranged themselves on Keyser Quad to spell out their class year, a Hopkins Orientation tradition

Wojcicki, a tech pioneer who was among the first employees at Google and later spent nearly a decade as CEO of YouTube, died Aug. 9 at 56

New offerings for the new academic year include fresh takes on Mediterranean, Southeast Asian, and Mexican cuisine

Series features Anne Applebaum and Peter Pomerantsev, both senior fellows at the university's SNF Agora Institute

After years of enduring what she describes as a toxic work environment as an engineering analyst, McGee has devoted her life to studying racism in STEM—and how to dismantle it