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Homewood campus

Students sitting in the audience of an MSE Symposium lecture
'A new experience of wow'
Published Jan 23, 2023
Upperclassmen reflect on their first semester free of COVID-19 restrictions since spring 2020
Gilman Hall reflection and university seal
Operations
Homewood Intersession courses pivot to virtual format
Published Dec 22, 2021
JHU is limiting the number of undergraduates who will return to campus before Jan. 18, shifting most courses online for optional three-week Intersession term
Campus dining hall
Dining
University will self-operate campus dining services at Homewood, Peabody
Published Feb 2, 2021
The change, which takes place July 2022, will allow the university to enhance sustainable food service practices and provide greater flexibility and oversight
Student swipes into the Library
Technology
J-Cards get a digital upgrade
Published March 28, 2019
Homewood students can use iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android devices instead of traditional campus IDs
Interior of Shriver Hall
Shriver Hall makeover
An acoustical achievement
Published Feb 19, 2019
The building's overhaul will improve the audience experience and also completely transform the onstage experience for performers
University releases climate survey
Published Feb 23, 2018
Survey seeks feedback from students about the prevalence and risk factors of sexual misconduct on campus, accessibility to resources
Spring Fair
JHU takes you to 'Funkytown'
Published May 1, 2017 Photos
Annual Spring Fair festival features a weekend of food, music, petting zoo, and pony rides
The image shows UTL's curved glass facade and the lab spaces inside
Going green
UTL building gets LEED platinum rating
Published Jan 20, 2017 Photos
Undergraduate Teaching Laboratories recognized for sustainable, energy-efficient design, operations
Getting around
San Martin Drive to reopen Jan. 3
Published Dec 21, 2016
Sections of Homewood campus road have been closed or limited since February
Home sweet home—again
Published Spring 2016
When Curt Carpenter's daughter called to describe the six-bedroom rowhouse she found for rent, he had one question: Was his waterbed still there? / Johns Hopkins Magazine