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Fall 2024 at Johns Hopkins University
A selection of photos taken around Johns Hopkins University's campuses
Finals are officially over! As the last students head home for the holidays, Johns Hopkins congratulates its community for another great semester.
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Hopkins fans showed up in full force to watch JHU Football's quarterfinal win against Mary Hardin-Baylor on Dec. 14
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On Dec. 12, the inaugural members of the Johns Hopkins Police Department were sworn into service during a ceremony in the George Peabody Library. From left, JHU President Ron Daniels, Vice President for Public Safety and Chief of Police Branville Bard, Deputy Chief of Investigations Shayne Buchwald-Nickoles, Deputy Chief of Administration Rachel Jefferson, Captain Robert (Teddy) Reed, Lieutenant Marvain Wall, Officer Brionca Beard, and Chair of the Board of Trustees Louis Forster.
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The Ralph S. O'Connor Center for Recreation and Well-Being hosted its annual roller skating night on Monday, Dec. 9
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No, those weren't reindeer you saw dashing through campus! Runners from across the university came together on Dec. 8 for the Homewood Holiday 5k, which raised money for the families and infants in the Johns Hopkins Children's Center NICU.
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Hopkins Dining celebrated the end of classes and start of the holiday season with its annual Spirit Brunch on Saturday, Dec. 7
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Peabody students brought holiday music to Johns Hopkins Hospital on Dec. 2, with special guest performances from some of the hospital's own staff
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On Nov. 29, members of Johns Hopkins University’s Black Faculty and Staff Association from across the institution served lunch to approximately 35 clients at The Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program supporting homeless veterans. From the left, participants included Katrina Odom, executive assistant in the office of Finance and Administration in the School of Public Health; Baysia Young and her mother Iris Turay, a women's health nurse practitioner at Student Health and Well-being on the Homewood campus; Michelle Clarke, assistant director of Student Disability Services at the Carey Business School, and her daughter, Savannah Kackley; and Branville Bard, vice president for public safety and chief of police. Joy Bolden, BFSA East Baltimore Caucus Chair, coordinated this event (not featured in photo).
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Sathappan Ramesh, a lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, offers students guidance in a "Mastering Electronics" lab
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Campuses are quiet this week thanks to Thanksgiving break.
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The Baltimore Museum of Art, the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Equity, and Johns Hopkins Wavelengths hosted the “Centering the Margins” panel discussion featuring local community health workers and public health experts to discuss community engaged research and the role it plays in the museum’s new exhibition, LaToya Ruby Frazier: More Than Conquerors: A Monument for Community Health Workers of Baltimore, Maryland 2021-2022. Presented by Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Lisa Cooper and moderated by Assistant Professor of Medicine Chidinma Ibe, the event also included Johns Hopkins community health worker Latish Walker (pictured here).
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Hopkins Dining hosted its Thanksgiving dinner a week early on Nov. 20, giving students the chance to celebrate with each other before heading home for fall recess
Johns Hopkins Medicine staff visited BizTown, a simulated city run by Junior Achievement of Central Maryland, to teach local students about working in an emergency room or pharmacy
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In honor of Native American Heritage Month, the Center for Diversity & Inclusion hosted its Sixth Annual Powwow on Nov. 15. The event featured traditional songs and dances and was open to the entire community
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Inheritance Baltimore hosted a conference last week to discuss how the project has turned arts and humanities education into reparative action. The event spanned Nov. 14 through 16 and featured various panels and jazz performances
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The classmates you meet at Hopkins can turn into lifelong friends. Read more about these connections in the Johns Hopkins Magazine's "Friends for Life" series and check out this Instagram clip of friends out and about on the Homewood campus.
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Autumn foliage above you, a satisfying crunch beneath your feet— Is there a better way to walk to class?
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The JHU Pep Band was heard across the city as they marched in the Baltimore Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 9.
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The Johns Hopkins Hindu Students Council hosted its annual Diwali celebration, complete with cultural performances, food, and an open dance floor
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Richfield Farm, a family-owned and operated farm in Manchester, MD, came to Homewood campus to set up a pop-up farmer's market stand
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Hopkins Votes, a nonpartisan initiative that provides voter assistance and education, brought together students on Election Day to march to their polling place in Baltimore.
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Looking for spots on campus to have a fall photoshoot? The Hub's got a guide for you
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Even the skies over Baltimore were celebrating Halloween this week, with sunsets full of purples, reds, and oranges
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Happy Halloween! Homewood students already got their trick-or-treating in on Oct. 29, with staff from offices across campus dressing up to hand out candy and prizes.
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JHU students, faculty, and staff gave back to Baltimore on Oct. 26 at the Mayor's Annual Fall Cleanup, where they picked up litter, swept away leaves, and enjoyed the beautiful weather
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This year's Hoptoberfest ended in applause as pop and R&B singer Kiana Ledé took the stage
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Last weekend’s Hoptoberfest featured a full slate of fun, food, and festivities—including a petting zoo!
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No need to go out of town for fall foliage this weekend. Autumn has officially reached Homewood campus!
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The Irene and Richard Frary Gallery at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C., welcomed its first visitors this week for its inaugural exhibition, "Art and Graphic Design of the European Avant-Gardes."
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The Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C., is home to groundbreaking art and has expanded its offerings with the opening of the Irene and Richard Frary Gallery's inaugural exhibition, "Art and Graphic Design of the European Avant-Gardes," on Oct. 23
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In celebration of Art and Democracy Day, Peabody students performed select works by Dmitri Shostakovich and Ludwig van Beethoven at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center on Oct. 22
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More than 350 JHU affiliates gathered on Keyser Quad on Oct. 21 for the second annual Longest Table event, a signature dining and dialogue experience hosted by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. See more photos here
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Keyser, Wyman, Decker, Freshman— The quads are covered in students making the most of this week's beautiful weather.
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Hopkins staff, students, faculty, and family members gathered together on Oct. 18 for Family Movie Night, where they watched Monsters, Inc. on Homewood Field.
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Want to see more snapshots of campus life? Check out the Hub's fall photo gallery
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HopTHON held a pumpkin painting fundraiser on Oct. 11 to raise money for the Johns Hopkins Children's Center
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JHU hosted a tree dedication ceremony on Oct. 15 in front of Shriver Hall to honor the Diversity Leadership Council’s ongoing efforts to foster a more inclusive campus environment.
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In celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 14, the Center for Diversity & Inclusion and the Center for Indigenous Health co-hosted a community gathering that featured performances from the Piscataway Nation Singers & Dancers.
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It's time to break out your fall wardrobe! Those in Baltimore and D.C. can expect temperatures in the 50s and 60s this week
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Information experts including Renée DiResta and SNF Agora fellow Peter Pomerantsev (pictured here) discussed other countries' attempts to interfere in American elections during a panel at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center on Oct. 9
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The university's Center for Social Concern and Hopkins Votes hosted an Absentee Ballot Party on Oct. 8 to get students registered and ready for the 2024 election cycle.
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With the fall athletics season well underway, some fans and athletes are sporting face paint to show their school spirit. See the full game calendar on the Johns Hopkins Athletics website
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The daylight is getting shorter as the sun sets earlier, but that just means more beautiful evening photos taken by university photographer Will Kirk.
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With temperatures finally dipping into the 60s and 70s, Baltimore-based students are taking every chance to enjoy the fall weather
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Hopkins brought home its second consecutive Directors' Cup in 2023-24, an annual award given to the country’s top collegiate athletics program. An official presentation was held on Friday, Oct. 4, at halftime of the football game between JHU and Rowan.
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Bright yellow gingko leaves litter the ground on the Homewood campus on Sept. 30
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The Witness Theater Fall Showcase featured a medley of one-act plays written, produced, and performed by Johns Hopkins students
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From recent hits to beloved classics the A Cappella Showcase on Sept. 28 highlighted the diverse vocal talents of JHU's student body
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Parents, siblings, and other relatives flocked to Homewood campus on Sept. 27 for Family Weekend
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The Blue Jay Opening Day tailgate on Sept. 21 kicked off the athletic year with food, games, and (of course) the first home football game of the 2024 season
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The future is bright! The Life Design Lab's fifth annual Future Fest spent all month fostering authentic connections between students and potential employers, culminating in a career fair on Sept. 20
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Construction may be underway at MSE Library, but there are still plenty of spots to study on campus, including the newly redecorated MSE Library Annex
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Johns Hopkins students registered to vote and requested absentee ballots during a National Voter Registration Day celebration, hosted by Hopkins Votes on Sept. 17.
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Nearly 2,000 faculty, staff, students, and postdocs from the Whiting School of Engineering came together on Wednesday, Sept. 11, to celebrate the start of the new academic year during the school's annual Lunch on the Lawn. See more photos from the event here
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Apps promoting accessibility took center stage at this year's HopHacks coding marathon, which challenges college students from across the country to design projects that address critical issues like health care access and human safety
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Technician Renée Kelsey tunes one of Peabody's 300-plus pianos. Learn more about her job in the Johns Hopkins Magazine's latest issue
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Students get back to work during the first week of classes at Hopkins Bloomberg Center in September
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Between old friends and new schedules, this year's first day of classes started the semester out on a high note. See more photos from day one here
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Picture perfect! Here it is, the official class photo of Johns Hopkins University's Class of 2028. Members of the first-year class, nearly 1,300 in all, arranged themselves on Keyser Quad in August to form JHU 28.
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There were plenty of friendly faces waiting to greet new first-year students on move-in day, but none more adorable than that of JHU President Ron Daniels' dog, Barney.
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