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Can online retailers guess how much consumers are willing to pay for their products, and then price them accordingly?

Humans see the face of an old man in the knots of a tree, the shape of an animal in the clouds, the man on the moon. There's a word for that phenomenon: pareidolia.

Maya Dizack, BSPH '24 (ScM), set out years ago on a journey down the Mississippi River to see how widespread microplastics were in this major body of water. Her findings were more alarming than expected.

Weeklong trip organized by JHU's Gupta-Klinsky India Institute included announcements about support for work on pediatric tuberculosis, career advancement for women in STEMM fields

The Blue Jays were pushed to a fifth set for the first time this season but hung on for a victory that sent them to the NCAA DIII semifinals for the second time in the program's history

Meet the cross-office collaborators who pull off Homewood's favorite winter tradition

Report finds that life expectancy in the U.S. is, on average, 78.6 years versus 81.3 years in England and Wales—a gap that could be narrowed by policy changes, researchers say

Biannual composition reports aid in identifying strengths and weaknesses in recruitment and retention

Marty Makary, a Hopkins surgical oncologist and widely published researcher, has been a prominent voice on U.S. health care practices

A look back at how Johns Hopkins has led AIDS and HIV clinical care, research, and education locally and around the world