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During the Map the System Competition at Johns Hopkins University, Chloe Kwak, Britney Pullin, Maham Fatima Humair, and Cristina Munoz presented a systems analysis of the American healthcare reimbursement structure that challenged many common assumptions about inequity in medicine. Their …
Claire Goudreau, May 14
Thousands of Johns Hopkins University graduate and undergraduate students support the university’s research, initiatives, and services each year as student employees. On April 15, two of these students—senior Dayrin Marquina and PhD student Rodrigo Guerra—were …
Preparing for medical school requires more than strong academics—it demands the ability to think critically, communicate clearly, and navigate complex, real-time scenarios. That’s exactly what students had the opportunity to practice at this year’s Multi-Mini Interview (MMI) Mock Interview event, …
On Wednesday, April 29, the Life Design Lab community came together to celebrate a year of hard work, connection, and momentum at the Internship Academy End-of-Year Celebration. With food and a strong sense of community, the event marked an important …
This year, the Johns Hopkins Life Design Lab welcomed a powerful cohort of students to the annual Map the System competition—an experience centered not on quick fixes, but on deeply understanding the complex systems shaping the world around us.
From …
Rebecca Kirkman, Mar 18
Today, Johns Hopkins University admitted 1,982 students from 28 countries, all 50 states, Washington, D.C, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. They join 813 previously admitted Early Decision applicants.
“What is most compelling about this …
Claire Goudreau, Apr 1
Johns Hopkins University has renovated classrooms and the third-floor corridor in Shaffer Hall on the Homewood campus. These upgrades are the first to follow the university’s new Learning Environment Guidelines, which outline a consistent approach to …
Claire Goudreau, Mar 31
Senior Arionna Bell has been selected as Johns Hopkins University’s 2026 student Commencement speaker. The universitywide ceremony will be held Thursday, May 21, at Homewood Field, during which Bell will receive a bachelor’s degree in molecular …
Hub staff, Mar 3
(Mateo Díaz)
Three faculty members from Johns Hopkins University have been named 2026 Sloan Research Fellows by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. These two-year, $75,000 fellowships are awarded to early-career scientists in the U.S. and Canada …
HR NewsWire, Feb 12
The Johns Hopkins University Human Resources team is committed to supporting every step of your journey and providing you with what you need, no matter where life takes you.
Now you can find information about HR …









