Events

On view from April 7 to June 13, this exhibition reflects four decades of artistic exchange through the efforts of the Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies, a nonprofit, nonpartisan foundation providing permanent works of American art for U.S. embassies around the world.

Join Advanced Academic Programs for a presentation that will provide a general overview of Johns Hopkins' professional graduate degree programs, curricula, flexible instruction delivery, career opportunities, and the application process.

Join us for an inspiring event on April 16 that will recognize world-and health-changing contributions of our School of Medicine faculty, student, and alumni innovators. The program will begin at 3:30 pm in Chevy Chase Auditorium; a reception for all guests follows the program immediately, across the hall in the Arcade Meeting Room.

Gather outside at Homewood to hear songs performed by soprano Teresa Ferrara and readings of student and faculty oral histories inspired by themes of protest and resistance in Homewood Museum's current exhibition, If Homewood's Walls Could Talk.

Join MS in Biotechnology program faculty, students, alumni, and friends at the Biotechnology Community Online Social Hour. Spark creative discussions, foster organic networking, and gain a glimpse into this program's extensive learning community.

In celebration of Johns Hopkins' sesquicentennial and MICA's bicentennial, Johns Hopkins alumni Caleb Deschanel, Walter Murch, and Matthew Robbins, in conversation with Linda DeLibero from the Johns Hopkins Film and Media Studies Program, will discuss their time at Johns Hopkins and their early film careers, key films from their later careers, and their ongoing friendship.

Join Hopkins at Home in kicking off its Friday programming of Alumni Weekend with an exploration of the transformative biomedical breakthroughs currently redefining the landscape of modern health care. This event features three visionary faculty members whose work showcases why Johns Hopkins remains the global leader in medical innovation: Charles C. Della Santina, Hee Cheol Cho, and Ashani Tanuja Weeraratna.

The Peabody Institute leads a dynamic, interdisciplinary conversation exploring the intersection of music and health. This session invites alumni to discover how music is being used to support clinical care, advance research, and deepen our understanding of health and well-being.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we learn, teach, and prepare for the future. Join this dynamic discussion on how AI is being integrated into the classroom, how curricula are evolving, and what this means for students, educators, and the workforce.

Join the Johns Hopkins School of Education in celebrating the grand reopening of Education's newly renovated home in Baltimore.