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Roland Griffiths reflects on scientific curiosity, gratitude, and coming to terms with a terminal illness

The pioneering psychedelics researcher reflects on scientific curiosity, gratitude, and coming to terms with a terminal illness.

Abortion restrictions and the threat to women's health

Hopkins experts examine the abortion rights landscape a year after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade

Hopkins AITC announces awardees of second funding round

Grant recipients–hailing from academia, industry, and clinical practice—will receive funding to develop new devices and other aging-related innovations

Study shows psychedelic drugs reopen 'critical periods' for social learning

Johns Hopkins scientists say the findings in mice offer a new explanation for how psychedelic drugs work

Society of Fellows in the Humanities opens new avenues for humanities expertise

Grad students in history, English, Assyriology, and political science awarded Krieger School fellowships combining research with hands-on experience

Johns Hopkins earns Directors' Cup, awarded annually to nation's top collegiate athletics programs

The award is presented annually to the nation's top collegiate athletics programs

Wildfires likely to grow more common on East Coast, experts predict

Hopkins scholars discuss the harmful effects of smoke from the Canadian wildfires and how residents can protect themselves and prepare for next time

Art mirrors life in the work of playwright Sigrid Edson

A member of the Class of 2023, Sigrid Edson received the Sudler Prize in recognition of her plays about the LGBTQ+ community

Johns Hopkins shines a light on federally funded research for a D.C. crowd

Hopkins on the Hill event highlights myriad projects across the enterprise that received funding from government agencies

Justice for all?

Political scientist and sociologist Vesla Weaver listens to the voices of people whose experience of democracy, citizenship, and government is completely different from that of those not living under police surveillance