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Athletics

The Shiu family in Whistler, British Columbia, in 2023
A well-being win
Published Winter 2023
Depression and anxiety are on the rise among young adults, particularly scholar-athletes striving for excellence both in the classroom and on the playing field. With the help of an alumnus and his wife, Johns Hopkins University is offering new, robust supports for its players through the Jeffrey Ma Shiu and Emily Liu Mental Health and Wellness Endowment Fund. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Elizabeth Laseter chugs a beer while standing among a group of runners on a track
Dispatch from the chug zone
Published Spring 2023
"Runners set! Chug!" At the Beer Mile World Classic with JHU alum Elizabeth Laseter / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Emily Joseph conducts the JHU pep band, which consists of trumpet players, saxophonists, and others in the stands at Homewood Field
JHU's pep band turns 100
Published Spring 2022
A look back at the persistently pesky music troupe / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Emily Joseph conducts the JHU pep band, which consists of trumpet players, saxophonists, and others in the stands at Homewood Field
STUDENT LIFE
JHU's pep band turns 100
Published April 21, 2022
A look at the persistently pesky (and quirky) music troupe that has been a thorn in the side of visiting teams for the past century
Athletes use the Sparta Science interface
Athletics
Sparta Science partnership enhances student-athlete performance
Published July 30, 2021
Using AI and smart tech, the partnership will provide baseline metrics and movement recommendations to improve athletic performance and reduce injuries
Field hockey player strides confidently across the field
Field hockey
'Championship mindset'
Published Oct 11, 2019
Third-year head coach Jane Wells has helped transform the Johns Hopkins field hockey program into one of the nation's best with eyes on a big prize—a Division III national championship
Blue Jays in a team huddle
Season preview
Pride, poise, and promise in wake of crushing loss
Published Sept 12, 2019
The Johns Hopkins football team enters a season full of immense potential with high expectations but without the man whose steady leadership over the past three decades lifted the program to national prominence
Illustration of notebook and lacrosse players
Blue Jays take Manhattan
Published Spring 2019
Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Advisory Board organizes educational trip for Blue Jays to learn about business from former players / Johns Hopkins Magazine