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Community

A survey of Baltimore's residents

Published Spring 2024

An ambitious new annual survey of Baltimore's residents aims to inform local policy / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Five students in white t-shirts smile while leaning over a fence at Homewood Field.

Community

Hopkins athletes give back to Baltimore

Published March 25, 2024

Blue Jays for Baltimore, a charity founded by current Hopkins football players, uses sports to improve youth well-being in Baltimore

Tower of power

Annual contest gets students noodling around

Published Feb 23, 2024

National Engineers Week competition pits area middle schoolers against Hopkins undergrads to build the tallest tower out of pasta and marshmallows

A portrait of Ethel Ennis and purple neon sign saying "Ethel's" at Peabody Library

Arts+culture

Exhibit celebrates beloved jazz vocalist, daughter of Baltimore

Published Feb 19, 2024

Known for her philosophy of 'soft power,' Ethel Ennis said she was proud to have bloomed where she was planted, in her hometown of Baltimore

Middle schoolers build a tower during the Maryland Science Olympiad

Community

Middle schoolers put science skills to the test

Published Feb 15, 2024

Several hundred students, coaches, and mentors visited the Homewood campus Feb. 10 for a day filled with science-related contests hosted by Johns Hopkins University

Exterior image of a multistory brick building, with sunlight reflecting off the glass front doors

A new study in hospitality

Published Feb 8, 2024

Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks official opening of The Study at Johns Hopkins, prominently situated on the corner of North Charles Street and East 33rd Street

Q+A

Meet JHU's first director of disability, culture, and inclusion

Published Jan 25, 2024

Nathan R. Stenberg discusses how his personal and professional experiences have prepared him for a new role devoted to making the university more equitable for disabled people