Politics+Society

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stand at a podium in front of a blue backdrop; part of an American flag is visible over his right shoulder
Brzezinski Lecture
Blinken makes impassioned case for American diplomacy
Published Sept 13, 2023
U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken spoke passionately and pointedly about the power and purpose of American diplomacy at a key inflection point in history during remarks delivered Wednesday at the new Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center at 555 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.
A person in a wheelchair holds hands with a person standing up
3 Questions
NIH adds people with disabilities to health disparity research
Published Oct 2, 2023
As a newly designated 'health disparity population,' people with disabilities will be included in more research related to health inequities
A young man stands at a white board, teaching a middle school class
Education
New master's residency program target teacher shortage
Published Sept 27, 2023
School of Education's TeachingWell program will provide professional, financial support for applicants looking to start long-term careers in teaching
Jamelle Bouie speaks into a microphone.
Hard histories
How studying past can shape a better future
Published Sept 12, 2023
Discussion of race in America features 'New York Times' columnist Jamelle Bouie, civil rights lawyer Sherrilyn Ifill, BMA director Asma Naeem
Johns Hopkins SAIS hosts first U.S.-ASEAN Institute for Rising Leaders
Sept 11, 2023
A new minor cultivates civic involvement
Sept 5, 2023
Living with a crisis of affordable housing
Aug 29, 2023

Trending in Politics+Society

Featured topic: immigration

See all from Featured topic: immigration

Newest in Politics+Society

A colorful illustration of a human figure's head where the back of their head is fashioned into stairs
Idea
Kids Need Counselors: We're On It
Published Fall 2023
Creating a pipeline for counselors to provide mental health counseling for students of high-needs school districts / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Seamless pattern of different menstrual hygiene products: menstrual cup, sanitary pad, tampon, panty liner
Material culture
A museum for menstruation
Published Fall 2023
The squeamishness associated with a natural bodily function led Harry Finley to shine a light on an often-marginalized aspect of women's health / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A young man stands at a white board, teaching a middle school class
Education
New master's residency program target teacher shortage
Published Sept 27, 2023
School of Education's TeachingWell program will provide professional, financial support for applicants looking to start long-term careers in teaching
A cargo ship loaded with shipping containers cuts across the ocean
Sustainability
New lab tackles net-zero supply chains and industrial policy
Published Sept 18, 2023
JHU's Net-Zero Industrial Policy Lab aims to find solutions that can eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from modern supply chains
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stand at a podium in front of a blue backdrop; part of an American flag is visible over his right shoulder
Brzezinski Lecture
Blinken makes impassioned case for American diplomacy
Published Sept 13, 2023
Secretary of state was the inaugural speaker in the main auditorium at the new Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C.
Jamelle Bouie speaks into a microphone.
Hard histories
How studying past can shape a better future
Published Sept 12, 2023
Discussion of race in America features 'New York Times' columnist Jamelle Bouie, civil rights lawyer Sherrilyn Ifill, BMA director Asma Naeem
A group of six women gathers for a selfie on the roof of a building; the U.S. Capitol dome is visible in the background
Hopkins in D.C.
SAIS hosts rising leaders
Published Sept 11, 2023
Inaugural cohort of midcareer public service professionals from 10 countries complete leadership development program
The university seal in stained glass form
University News
A new minor in civic life
Published Sept 5, 2023
SNF Agora's new, interdisciplinary minor in civic life prepares students to become change agents, as they bridge differences and find common ground
A photo of a swampy river bank in Louisiana on a sunny day.
3 Questions
EPA eliminates wetlands protections
Published Sept 1, 2023
As much as half of the nation's wetlands were recently removed from federal regulations that protected them from pollution, JHU expert Ciaran Harman says
Illustration of blue and white houses pointing diagonally to the right showing how real estate prices have grown exponentially
Q+A
The affordable housing crisis
Published Aug 29, 2023
Monopolies of homebuilders are contributing to a housing crunch in the U.S., preventing millions of residents from buying a home, says Johns Hopkins economist Luis Quintero
see more