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Why COVID-19 poses greater risks for men than women
June 17, 2020
Johns Hopkins biologist Sabra Klein discusses why men tend to be affected more severely and require hospitalization from COVID-19
Seeing red
June 16, 2020
With an innovative dashboard created by Johns Hopkins engineers, the world has observed the COVID-19 pandemic play out in real time. We're still watching the dots.
Johns Hopkins will pause development of a police department for at least two years
June 12, 2020
'We want Johns Hopkins to be part of the conversation about what is possible for our city and country in rethinking the appropriate boundaries and responsibilities of policing,' university and Medicine leaders say
Jhpiego partners with Baltimore City for job program to help combat COVID-19
June 10, 2020
Baltimore Health Corps project will hire, train people to perform contact tracing to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus
Johns Hopkins to resume on-campus lab research next week
June 9, 2020
Faculty, staff, and graduate students in labs with approved reopening plans would be first non-essential personnel to return to university's campuses since mid-March
Baltimore faith leaders discuss racism and police brutality
June 8, 2020
In a panel facilitated by the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins, Baltimore clergy members discuss faith during times of crisis
Johns Hopkins 'white coats' gather for black lives
June 5, 2020
Health care workers from across Johns Hopkins gathered June 5 to remember those who have died from police brutality
Johns Hopkins weighing range of instructional options for fall classes
June 5, 2020
University workgroup seeks feedback as it considers a number of academic planning issues while prioritizing the educational, health, and safety needs of the Hopkins community
Johns Hopkins provides update on planning for safe return to campus
June 5, 2020
Message from university leaders outlines current plans and timelines for resuming academic, research activities
Survey finds increase in psychological distress reported among U.S. adults during the COVID-19 pandemic
June 3, 2020
Young adults ages 18 to 29, adults across ages in low-income households, and Hispanic people across ages reported the highest psychological distress