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Johns Hopkins rises to No. 6 in 'U.S. News' best colleges rankings
September 24, 2024
'U.S. News & World Report' recognizes Hopkins for academic excellence as well as for low student debt, value, innovation, and undergraduate research
Low gravity in space travel found to weaken and disrupt normal rhythm in heart muscle cells
September 23, 2024
New research from Johns Hopkins Medicine find that heart tissues aboard the space station beat about half as strong as on Earth
What's behind the ban on cell phones in K-12 schools?
September 23, 2024
Hopkins experts explain the research and weigh in on the controversial policies
Deciphering the brain's mysteries
September 23, 2024
Johns Hopkins launches OneNeuro, a cross-disciplinary initiative to utilize emerging technologies and AI to finally crack the code on the enigmatic human brain
Ellen J. MacKenzie to step down as dean of Bloomberg School of Public Health this summer
September 20, 2024
Renowned trauma care expert, who has led the world's first and largest school of public health since 2017, will remain in role until June
'There are young people that care about the issues on the ballot'
September 19, 2024
Hopkins students registered to vote and requested absentee ballots at Tuesday's National Voter Registration Day celebration, hosted by Hopkins Votes
Johns Hopkins sees shifts in demographic makeup of incoming class in wake of 2023 SCOTUS ruling
September 19, 2024
New class reflects high levels of socioeconomic diversity, but percentage of students from underrepresented groups is significantly lower than in recent years
Johns Hopkins welcomes new cohort of Provost's Postdoctoral Fellows
September 17, 2024
This year's cohort includes scholars pursuing careers in political science, molecular biology, mechanical engineering, and pathology
Overdose deaths disproportionately claim Baltimore's poorest, least educated
September 17, 2024
Johns Hopkins report surveys details of the sprawling reach of drug addiction epidemic
Guns remain leading cause of death for U.S. children and teens
September 12, 2024
For the third straight year, firearms killed more young people than any other cause, including car crashes and cancer, and disproportionately affected people of color