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Fall 2025 at Johns Hopkins University
A selection of photos taken on and around Johns Hopkins University's campuses
Johns Hopkins volunteers gave back to Baltimore last Saturday by participating in the Mayor's Annual Fall Cleanup in Southwest Baltimore's Penrose community. To volunteer in the community, please visit gce.jhu.edu or email communityprograms@jh.edu.
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R&B singer Khalid headlined this year's Hoptoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 25. The weekend also featured games, a haunted house, and other free events for JHU students.
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Homewood's 2025 Hoptoberfest included music, games, and a mechanical bull.
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Marathon runners jog past the Homewood campus Oct. 18 during the Baltimore Running Festival. The next campus race is the eighth-annual Homewood Holiday 5K on Dec. 7, featuring a course through Homewood, the BMA Sculpture Garden, and along the San Martin Hackerman Pathway, in support of the Johns Hopkins Children's Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
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A 2004 Hopkins men's lacrosse jersey, a throwback to those worn by the Blue Jays in the 1970s made to commemorate the 100th meeting between JHU and the rival Maryland Terrapins, was one of several historic artifacts on display at the kickoff event for Johns Hopkins University's 150th celebration on Oct. 16.
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Students practice yoga in one of the Bloomberg Student Center's reservable spaces.
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The Hopkins community is making the most of October's beautiful fall weather—pups included!
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Hopkins swimmers celebrated the opening of Homewood campus's newly renovated natatorium on Oct. 11. The enhanced space was made possible thanks to a generous gift from businessman and JHU alum Brad Procton, whose All-American skills helped Hopkins achieve three NCAA swimming championships in the 1970s.
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A student pianist performs for passersby in the Bloomberg Student Center. With its new theater, dance rooms, and recording studios, the BSC has quickly become a hub for the arts on Homewood campus.
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Food service has officially started at the Bloomberg Student Center. Learn more about the options available.
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Johns Hopkins hosted its 15th annual Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture on Oct. 4, featuring a keynote speech from Professor Diedra Crews. Henrietta Lacks was a Baltimore County woman whose cells have contributed to medical advancements around the world.
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Confirmation that Jay is a Swiftie: Homewood's ever-changing statue was painted in anticipation of the Oct. 3 release of Swift's latest album, The Life of a Showgirl.
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The historic Merrick Barn, built in 1802 and home to theater and playmaking at Hopkins for more than a century, gets a cupola cleaning on a sun-drenched October afternoon.
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Runners of all ages came out Sept. 27 for the second annual "Miracles in Motion" 5K in benefit of the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
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JHU faculty, students, and staff brought their friends and families to Homewood Field on Sept. 26 for the university's annual Family Movie Night, where they watched The Lego Movie.
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Hopkins students attended Student Night at the Baltimore Museum of Art on Sept. 18.
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The Henderson-Hopkins School in East Baltimore unveiled its new book vending machine on Sept. 18, announcing that each student will receive a free book on their birthday.
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Five years after the start of COVID-19, the Hopkins Forum brought together a panel of public health experts to debate an important question: Where did the pandemic response break down?
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The Johns Hopkins Hospital lit its dome red on Thursday in honor of Aortic Dissection Awareness Day.
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In recognition of National Voter Registration Day on Sept. 16, Hopkins Votes set up tables to connect students with voting and registration resources.
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Hopkins kicked off its fall sports season with Blue Jay Opening Day on Sept. 13. The event, which was followed by both a football game and a men's soccer match, featured a university-wide tailgate with free food, t-shirts, and signs.
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College Republicans and College Democrats at JHU collaborated Thursday to plant long lines of American flags on Decker Quad in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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Between coursework and research, thousands of Johns Hopkins students are back in the lab after summer break.
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Students in Rebecca Pearlman's general biology lab ventured outside the classroom to collect samples from nature.
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Student groups are already making the most of the Bloomberg Student Center's new practice spaces, which include dance studios, a theater, and an esports lounge.
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Hundreds of student clubs and organizations set up booths for the Student Involvement Fair on Friday, Aug. 29.
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Johns Hopkins is celebrating its 150th anniversary! To learn more about the university's history and impact, visit the official anniversary website.
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School is back in session! Monday's first day of classes was filled with new courses, new faces, and a new student center.
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First-year students have arrived on Homewood campus— With a little move-in help from Jay the Blue Jay, of course!
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