News – Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being

Seed grant funding available for interdisciplinary health research in India

Gupta-Klinsky India Institute will support collaborations with India-based partners related to health data and the impact of climate change on health

Johns Hopkins experts advocate for more access, inclusion for people with disabilities

JHU Congressional Briefing panelists explain how policymakers can improve support and drive progress in research and care

Applications open for Henderson-Hopkins math tutors

Program aims to hire more than 100 tutors for the upcoming school year

From pen to picket line

Krieger School alum and Emmy-nominated late-night comedy writer Sal Gentile talks about the ongoing Hollywood writers' strike

Over-the-counter birth control pill approved by FDA

The ruling has the potential to reduce barriers and increase equity in access to contraception—if it is affordable, says Johns Hopkins expert Carolyn Sufrin

PhD student's team wins top prize at Merck KGaA Innovation Cup

Whiting School doctoral student Anastasia Georgiou and her teammates from all over the world developed a winning concept and business plan

Ray Jayawardhana named 16th provost of Johns Hopkins University

Renowned astrophysicist, accomplished academic leader joins JHU from Cornell, where he has served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences since 2018

The science and safety of recreational marijuana

Experimental psychologist Ryan Vandrey discusses the science and safety of recreational cannabis on the heels of legalization in Maryland

Great gratuity explosion pushes consumers to the tipping point

Technology and economic factors are fueling a noticeable rise in tip requests, at self-checkout kiosks and beyond

Beinecke Scholarship will support rising senior's study of Indigenous art history

Kendra Brewer plans to use funds to support her study of Indigenous art history