Spend four weeks this summer exploring international affairs in the heart of Europe or in Washington, D.C.; open to Hopkins undergraduates and recent college graduates, who can earn up to four graduate-level credits at either location
Join instructor Ernest Quarles for this six-session course as he focuses on social justice giants and critical movements from 1940 to the present; Monday, Feb. 17 to March 23
From lecture series, to Spanish introductory levels 1 and 2, to writing and communication, and on to science and nature, Odyssey Spring 2020 has something for you
Day of Service volunteers are needed for projects such as painting classrooms, fixing and delivering food to those in need, and painting murals; help is also needed at the first Martin Luther King Jr. Health Fair
Free noncredit ballet and modern dance classes are offered this semester at the Homewood campus, available to all JHU students including graduate and non-Homewood students.
Students in grades 5-12 and their families can participate in immersive learning experiences in destinations around the world this summer with the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
