News - Johns Hopkins University Student Wellness

Johns Hopkins announces funding for Washington, D.C.-based projects and research

The Nexus Awards Program supports a diverse range of programming, research, and teaching activities at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center

SNF Agora Institute announces visiting fellows for 2026–27 academic year

11-member cohort will bring fresh perspectives to the institute while exploring big questions about democracy, citizenship, and community

For these Johns Hopkins graduates, Commencement Day is worth the wait

Fourteen senior athletes receive their degrees in special ceremony after out-of-town competitions forced them to miss last week's Commencement

What we know about the current Ebola outbreak

The risk to Americans right now is low, but sweeping cuts to public health infrastructure present challenges to handling infectious disease threats at home and abroad

Construction of new residence hall, dining facility begins at AMR I site

The project at the AMR I site, expected to be completed by the end of 2028, supports the university's student housing and sustainability goals

President Daniels commends graduates for 'determination, persistence, ... and raw grit'

In address to the Class of 2026, he praises a group that arrived during the COVID-19 pandemic and authored a remarkable comeback story

President Daniels in WSJ op-ed: Get the federal science money flowing

JHU president, University of Kansas chancellor urge federal agencies to release congressionally appropriated funds to fuel America's research engine

Student speaker to classmates: 'Why not us? And why not now?'

In remarks to the Class of 2026, senior Arionna Bell congratulates her fellow graduates for turning what-ifs into why-nots

Second season of award-winning 'playing god?' podcast released

Now in its second season, the Berman Institute of Bioethics' podcast explores complex bioethics questions through first-person storytelling

The newborn vitamin K shot: What every parent needs to know

The vitamin K shot at birth is a lifesaving intervention, but more parents are refusing it—with potentially deadly consequences