Michael P. Brenner, a professor of applied mathematics and applied physics and of physics at Harvard University and a research scientist at Google Research, will give a talk for the Department of Biophysics.
Come enjoy drop-in tea, coffee, pastries, crafts, chill vibes, and the chance to connect with other students including LGBTQIA2S+ students (who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex, asexual, and two-spirit) and allies. Come for the activities, stay for the community. All are welcome.
Join the Johns Hopkins Center for Safe & Healthy Schools for an exciting screening of Counted Out, a groundbreaking documentary that highlights math as the cornerstone of democracy and economic opportunity.
Enjoy the next event in the 2025 Latin American Film Festival, featuring Mexican film Dead Man's Switch. The festival is co-sponsored by the Program in Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies and the Aronson Center for International Studies. All films are captioned.
Join an interest group to get to know and get involved in the marvelous intelligent game of duplicate bridge. The group meets every Wednesday, featuring a combination of theory teaching and hands-on practice of card play. All are welcome.
Celebrate the end of the semester and the beginning of the holiday season with hot cocoa and baked treats as the campus transforms into a winter wonderland
Johns Hopkins students: Come to Homewood Museum for a fun night of general knowledge trivia. Enjoy free pizza, compete for prizes, and show off your creativity with your team name.
Join the International Studies Program and Johns Hopkins SAIS to learn more about the SAIS Summer Academies about explore international affairs this summer with two unique programs, one in Italy and one in Washington, DC.
Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Drew Cavanagh and Mamadou Thiam will give a brief presentation on how to find a lab and principal investigator that are the right fit and will then lead a hands-on workshop on writing effective emails to secure your spot.
Join an introductory guided walking meditation on the Athletic Circle. Reconnect with nature, find peace, and ground yourself in your breath. Replenish your energy and finish the week centered in the present moment. No meditation experience required. All Johns Hopkins affiliates welcome.
Guests will be able to explore the museum's first floor decked out for the season, make their own Evergreen-inspired ornament, enjoy discounts in the museum's gift shop, and snack on festive treats.