Events

Come learn how you can do an independent research project, intern or volunteer, take classes, and make your mark in Washington. Feel free to come and go based on the cohorts you're interested in.

Join SNF Agora, Hopkins Votes, College Republicans, and Hopkins Democrats for the first Hopkins Political Union and an informed civic dialogue and civil debate on the Trump administration's actions on immigration and the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. Dinner provided.

The entire Johns Hopkins community is invited to come enjoy free food, yard games, music, and more.

Come join the Aerial Circus club for a beginner acroyoga workshop. No experience needed to register—all are welcome.

Join Sheridan Libraries Special Collections in culminating the Gertrude Stein in Circles: Spheres of Life and Writing exhibition with a closing event featuring French chamber music by the Ann Street Trio and a curator's talk about the social and artistic connections that shaped Gertrude Stein's work and life.

Join the John B. Grant Global Health Society for an engaging discussion with Judd Walson and Chizoba Wonodi on how shifting global health priorities are shaping the future of public health careers.

This symposium will highlight some of the latest advances in immunoengineering with a focus on translational aspects of the field. It features two keynote speakers, a panel discussion about commercialization, a poster session, and more.

Students will turn their work into a great story using the ArcGIS StoryMaps web app, which a user to create an interactive web presence for their research materials without knowing any HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

Join Johns Hopkins Data Services for this workshop to efficiently clean data in R, including an overview of the concepts of data cleaning and the details of tidyr packages.

Learn how to better manage stress and ease anxiety while repotting a succulent and decorating its container—then take the succulent home.