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Hopkins was the only university with three teams in the semifinals of the competition, which simulates the process of raising venture capital for new technologies

The federal government rolls back certain pandemic protections May 11. What are the ramifications? Johns Hopkins experts weigh in.

Second HackGood4 Baltimore hackathon challenges students from three Baltimore high schools to develop equitable, actionable ideas

A team of Johns Hopkins engineering students infused a local artist's 'crown' with high-tech features aimed at enhancing its ergonomics and functionality as part of the university's Volunteers for Medical Engineering group

On Design Day, mechanical engineering students will present their system allowing blind people to manufacture their own canes. Set for Tuesday, May 2, the annual event showcases students' research and prototypes providing solutions to real-world problems.

A new study finds that ChatGPT outperforms human physicians in quality and empathy of responses to patient concerns

The yearlong Krieger School course allows students to contribute to ongoing conversations about a healthier and more just future for residents of South Baltimore's Curtis Bay

The resource is designed to increase the understanding students' well-being and allow counselors to make more informed decisions on outreach

Feedback from virtual forums, including 'Ask the Expert' panels, and JH Accountability Board to shape policies that will be finalized by Oct. 1

Finger fracture, traumatic brain injury, and shoulder sprain or strain among common injuries related to leash-dependent dog walking