Hub staff, Jan 6
Johns Hopkins University campuses and facilities were closed Monday as winter weather spread across the Baltimore metropolitan area
The Baltimore region woke up to a blanket of fresh snow Monday morning, creating picturesque winter scenes at the …
Marlene Cimons, Jan 7
Historian Franklin Knight, who retired in 2014 from the faculty of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences after 41 years, appreciates a fine aged and blended dark rum. He not only loves to sip it but …
I’ll admit it—I’m an over-thinker.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve had the habit of replaying situations in my mind. Whether it’s a meeting that didn’t go well, a conversation that could have gone better, or a mistake …
As we welcome this new year, the hiring landscape continues to evolve in response to shifting economic, political, and cultural dynamics. Staying ahead of the curve means adapting to new trends while leaving outdated practices behind. Navigating these changes requires …
Have you taken the time to define what success truly means to you? What does being successful look like in your life?
Establishing your own standards for success is crucial to building a life that reflects your unique values and …
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health welcomes you to attend our Spring Career Connection Day!
This event is the culmination of our Spring Public Health Careers Exploration Week. Non-Government Organizations, Non-Profit Organizations and State and Local …
The Life Design Lab is excited for the Inaugural Hopkins Industry Focused Career Fairs to help foster authentic connections between employers and the Hopkins community who are interested in your specific industry! There will be 5 different industries that will …
by Edgar Robitaille
Introduction
This summer, I had the privilege to work with Dr. Christopher Chute at the School of Medicine on a computational research project relating to the evaluation of the balance between data safety and utility in large …
by Viveka Chinnasamy
Hub staff, Dec 20
Between trailblazing financial aid support for Peabody Institute and School of Medicine students, groundbreakings for the upcoming Henrietta Lacks and Bloomberg Public Health buildings, and countless medical, academic, and scientific breakthroughs, 2024 has been a year …
