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How safe is vaping?
October 13, 2022
Johns Hopkins experts help clear the air on what we know, and what we don't, when it comes to vaping
Johns Hopkins Police Accountability Board opens call for new members
October 13, 2022
Baltimore and university community members can apply to help shape the development of a model campus police department; applications due by Nov. 7
Johns Hopkins No. 15 in 'Times Higher Education' world university rankings
October 12, 2022
The publication ranks nearly 1,800 colleges around the world based on 13 key performance indicators in five categories: teaching, research, citations, knowledge transfer, and international outlook
University's behavioral health crisis resource expands to Peabody, launches 24/7 phone line
October 7, 2022
The program, which pairs licensed clinicians with public safety officers, responded to 88 calls during one-year Homewood campus pilot phase
On the frontlines of dissent
October 7, 2022
Zimbabwean activist Evan Mawarire, first dissident in residence at SNF Agora, speaks Oct. 11 on the Homewood campus
Latine/x celebration fosters sense of connection, belonging
October 7, 2022
Inaugural event hosted by the Center for Diversity and Inclusion brings together about 150 people from across the university
New study uncovers major cause of deadly heart arrhythmias
October 6, 2022
Fat inside the heart, a possible after effect of heart attacks, is a large player in the development of heart rhythm disturbances
Why and when to get a bivalent booster
October 6, 2022
The newly available COVID-19 boosters offer the best protection against current strains. But who needs it and when should they get it?
Study advances search for biological markers that predict risk of postpartum depression
October 5, 2022
Biological markers could be critical in identifying mothers who are at a high risk of developing postpartum depression prior to their giving birth
Residential tower named in honor of pioneering figure Frederick Scott
October 4, 2022
Scott Tower on the Homewood campus officially dedicated in honor of Frederick Scott, who in 1950 became the first Black student to earn a bachelor's degree from JHU