Without research conducted at America's leading research universities like @JohnsHopkins and others across the nation—scientific breakthroughs suffer, and the lifesaving treatments of tomorrow are at risk.
Find out more: https://t.co/CuzxzcUx2i
As a fearless champion of his nation, President Zelenskyy has shown the world what true courage in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds looks like. Watch him address the Class of 2023 Live.
Livestream: https://t.co/9GA2bx7gY0
ASL Interpretation: https://t.co/iXcV33FCxv
❄️Coming soon to our Homewood campus: a pop-up ice rink! ❄️
Hopkins students & employees can enjoy this experience for free from Jan. 14 to Feb. 27 (we’ll provide the skates!). The local community is also welcome during special weekend hours.
Learn more: https://t.co/WqLtWLokte
Applications are now open for the inaugural cohort of the Vivien Thomas Scholars Initiative, a new effort aimed at addressing historic underrepresentation in #STEM.
Learn more at the Nov. 4 information session: https://t.co/BPDQm9s0O4
Our last in-person event was one year ago today! Last year’s She-Suite Marketing Panel was fantastic, and this year’s panel is going to be just as great. Join us on March 16th by registering here: https://t.co/ArXFhZlsN2
Created by and for Hopkins students, faculty, and staff, the JHU Social Compact is our collective pledge and commitment to follow public health guidance to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Check it out here: https://t.co/e9dxGKYBDX
I’m IN on the JHU Social Compact. I pledge to take the actions necessary to keep myself and those around me safe and well. Join me! #JHNeedsU https://t.co/DxUc9aUoq2
From the moment Whit joined the Rams in 2017, he has embraced the city of Los Angeles and given his time, donations + heart to Angelenos in need.
We are proud to name our captain, Andrew Whitworth, our 2020 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.
#WPMOYChallenge + Whitworth
We're not alone in undertaking the difficult but essential work of reckoning with a complex history and the legacy of racial injustice.This is a solemn responsibility and important opportunity not only to seek truth but also to build a better, more just,and more equitable future.
As shared with our community today, we have uncovered significant new information about our founder. In contrast with the longstanding narrative that Mr. Johns Hopkins was an early abolitionist, census records show he was a slaveholder during the mid-1800s.
@JustCandace1 Fall gardens are doable! This is a great resource— she gives you a map and materials list based on your location. https://t.co/rjw8IvZ2w9