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Daily remote mindfulness sessions open to the Hopkins community

Neda Gould, director of the Mindfulness Program at Johns Hopkins, hosts online guided meditation practices three time each weekday to help participants deal with anxiety

Social distancing? Here's how to prioritize self-care

Helpful tips for maintaining mental, emotional, and physical health and a sense of community, even during social distancing

Carey students stand by local businesses affected by COVID-19

Carey students develop new website that helps Baltimore's small businesses survive the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic

Now is not the time to ease social distancing measures, experts say

Amid talk of restarting the economy, Johns Hopkins public health officials and leaders urge the public to remain at home to slow the spread of COVID-19

Hopkins faculty members offer messages of support for students

Johns Hopkins faculty record Instagram videos of encouragement for students as the university shifts to remote learning for the remainder of the semester

How families and roommates can effectively self-quarantine, self-isolate

Senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security shares best practices and tips for families and roommates responding to coronavirus outbreak

How long can the virus that causes COVID-19 live on surfaces?

Carolyn Machamer, a cell biologist who specializes in coronaviruses, discusses the latest research on the virus that causes COVID-19

A virtual return to campus

Support is available for undergraduates finishing their spring courses online

All employees encouraged to receive paychecks via direct deposit or mail

Changes can be made by logging into Employee Self Service

The social psychology of crises

Why are people hoarding toilet paper during the coronavirus outbreak? It takes restraint to resist our instincts in the face of social dilemmas, JHU professor says.