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Renowned trauma care expert, who has led the world's first and largest school of public health since 2017, will remain in role until June

Hopkins students registered to vote and requested absentee ballots at Tuesday's National Voter Registration Day celebration, hosted by Hopkins Votes

New class reflects high levels of socioeconomic diversity, but percentage of students from underrepresented groups is significantly lower than in recent years

This year's cohort includes scholars pursuing careers in political science, molecular biology, mechanical engineering, and pathology

Johns Hopkins report surveys details of the sprawling reach of drug addiction epidemic

For the third straight year, firearms killed more young people than any other cause, including car crashes and cancer, and disproportionately affected people of color

A School of Nursing pilot program brings health care to Baltimore neighborhoods by placing nurses and health workers in community focal points

Zoe Bell, A&S '09, is the executive producer of games for The New York Times

Fungal species are wreaking havoc in unprecedented ways. Infectious disease doctor Arturo Casadevall explains why in a gripping new book.

About 60 students gathered on the Homewood campus Tuesday night to watch the first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump