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Organoid technology pioneered at Johns Hopkins could spur new therapies for vision loss

Levering Hall has stories to tell after nearly a century spent serving as a Homewood campus student hangout

260 additional students have been admitted to Johns Hopkins in the Early Decision II cohort, joining more than 550 students admitted in December

Computer-based cognitive training that mimics quickly completing tasks with divided attention tied to a reduced likelihood of receiving a dementia diagnosis decades later

Johns Hopkins research examining generational divides in democratic institutions finds younger respondents have the least amount of trust in political parties and elected officials to reflect their views

Alezz will use this prestigious opportunity to earn a master's in global affairs from Beijing's Tsinghua University

A major winter storm a week before the first Blue Jays lacrosse game of the season? Not a problem for hardworking Hopkins Athletics team.

What we eat and how we grow our food matters, not just for our own health but also that of our planet, a global report finds. World-renowned nutritionist Jessica Fanzo explains the implications as she settles into a new role at Johns Hopkins' SAIS Europe.

Schreck will assume expanded responsibilities advancing universitywide academic initiatives, including lifelong learning programs and the incorporation of AI in education

Cardin brings 'a lifetime of invaluable experience' to Johns Hopkins, with joint appointments at the SNF Agora Institute and SAIS