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The viral language-model artificial intelligence app recently released by OpenAI holds great promise and frightening potential, says Carey Business School expert Tinglong Dai

A diverse and talented group of 533 students have been offered admission in the Early Decision I cohort

Clinical psychologist Tamar Mendelson warns that the United States faces a gathering storm in the form of a teen mental health crisis.

A recent report from the Johns Hopkins 21st Century Cities Initiative finds that Baltimore's roughly 15,000 vacant properties cost the city an estimated $210M each year in lost revenue and other costs

Evergreen Museum & Library's new exhibit explores Victorians' obsession with houseplants and how it compares to today's houseplant craze

Parkinson's research studies done at Johns Hopkins show the healing power of music

Critically acclaimed Lorelei Ensemble premieres Her Story, a 35-minute work about American women's struggle for equal rights

A heartwarming essay by an alumna whose parents met at Hopkins and married during a snowstorm their senior year

Site visit introduces students enrolled in civil and systems engineering course to opportunities available in the field

We asked faculty members, library staff, and many others about the best books they read in 2022. This is what they told us.