Adapt, Pivot, & Persist

Have you recently experienced a layoff, particularly in the government or technology sectors? You’re not alone—and your next opportunity is closer than you think. Adapt, Pivot, & Persist is designed specifically for professionals like you who are navigating career transitions.

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Johns Hopkins online engineering master’s programs again ranked among the nation’s best

Monica Leigh, Jan 27

Whiting School of Engineering online graduate programs are among the top 10 in all areas ranked by ‘U.S. News & World Report’

Johns Hopkins University’s online engineering graduate degree programs continue to rank among the nation’s …

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Johns Hopkins Ice Rink reopens

Hub staff, Jan 13

The Johns Hopkins Ice Rink has made its annual return. Now through Feb. 22, university affiliates and the greater Baltimore community are invited to hit the ice on Homewood campus. Tickets are free and can be …

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12 Hopkins affiliates recognized for outstanding community service

Hub staff, Jan 15

Eleven faculty, staff members, and students from Johns Hopkins University and Medicine have been selected to receive the 2025 Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Award for Community Service. This special honor recognizes those from Hopkins who …

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IT@JH and APL named to 2026 list of best places to work in IT

Hub staff, Dec 18

Computerworld recently released its 2026 ranking of the top 100 work environments for technology professionals, and IT@JH and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory are among the large organizations named to its list of Best Places …

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Hopkins Recruiting Wrapped: Your Year in Hiring 2025

As 2025 comes to a close, your year in Hopkins recruiting told a clear story: more events, stronger pipelines, and sharper data on where top talent is headed next. Over 100,000 applications flowed through our Handshake job board, the university’s …

By Avi Loeb
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Carey Business School Students Dive into Venture Strategy Program

Pava Center, Nov 18

A new collaborative initiative between the Pava Marie LaPere Center for Entrepreneurship and the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is providing students with a hands-on opportunity to shape the future of startups. The Venture Strategy Program, …

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Johns Hopkins welcomes first members of its Class of 2030

Rebecca Kirkman, Dec 13

Five hundred fifty-three students from 10 countries, 45 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico were admitted to Johns Hopkins University today. These first members of the undergraduate Class of 2030 include students admitted through …

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First-year mechanical engineers’ minicars battle it out on racetrack

Jonathan Deutschman, Dec 9

The classic paradox asks: What happens if an unstoppable force meets an immoveable object? Last week in Levering’s Great Hall, 34 teams of first-year mechanical engineering students turned that well-known question into a high-stakes contest during …

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Homewood lights up for the holidays

Hub staff, Dec 4

Johns Hopkins University’s annual Lighting of the Quads returned for its 21st year on Wednesday, Dec. 3. The event, which was hosted on Wyman Quad, featured refreshments, activities, live performances, and a fireworks show.

The festivities …

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Kessler Scholars Program receives $1.1M to support first-generation students

Claire Goudreau, Nov 17

For Johns Hopkins senior and first-generation college student Trace Terrell, a central part of his Hopkins experience has been mental health advocacy. Whether serving as president for the Active Minds suicide prevention club, joining the student …

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