Johns Hopkins University celebrates the Class of 2025

Hub staff, May 22

Dreary weather couldn’t stop the Johns Hopkins University Class of 2025 from breaking a Commencement record: JHU President Ron Daniels reported live from the stage that for the first time, every seat in the Homewood Field stadium …

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For new grads, landing a job may be hard. Navigating the workplace may be harder

Laura Pappano, May 20

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Ally Wilkinson did not plan to spend her senior year at Wake Forest University doing something strikingly stressful: juggling a full-time job with a global consulting firm while also taking classes to finish her degree.

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Beyond the Booth: Making Campus Recruiting More Meaningful Through Experience 

As the academic year comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on the many ways our employer partners have shown up for students at the JHU Life Design Lab. Each semester brings fresh energy, new approaches, and moments of engagement …

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CodeSignal Report Ranks Universities by Measurable Technical Skills, Highlighting Top Engineering Talent Nationwide

CodeSignal, May 14

CodeSignal, a leading skills assessment and experiential learning platform, today unveils its fourth annual University Ranking Report, an university ranking methodology based purely on students’ verified coding skills.

Unlike traditional rankings that rely on legacy signals, CodeSignal’s …

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Johns Hopkins to recognize four honorary degree recipients at 2025 Commencement

Hub staff, May 17

A leading education entrepreneur, a local publisher and pillar of the Baltimore community, a longtime university board member and supporter, and a visionary astrophysicist and data scientist will receive Johns Hopkins University honorary degrees later this …

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Hopkins Travel Program rolls out major updates to booking tools and safety support

Hub staff, May 1

This spring, the Johns Hopkins managed travel program is unveiling a series of updates aimed at modernizing the travel booking experience and improving traveler safety. The updates reflect years of work by Johns Hopkins Travel Services …

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Johns Hopkins announces new research investments to help those affected by federal policy changes

Hub staff, Apr 28

As part of its commitment to sustaining critical research and training efforts at the university, Johns Hopkins is launching new support programs for members of its research community facing unexpected grant terminations, delays, or other interruptions.

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Johns Hopkins seeks feedback on new classroom guidelines

Claire Goudreau, Apr 8

Johns Hopkins University is seeking community input on its draft Learning Environment Guidelines, which outline a consistent approach to the design, renovation, and construction of classrooms and academic spaces on the Homewood campus. Developed over six months …

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Johns Hopkins works to bolster intellectual pluralism across the university

Hub staff, Apr 21

For more than a year, Johns Hopkins University and the American Enterprise Institute—a leading center-right think tank based in Washington, D.C.—have been building bridges to facilitate collaborative work between interested scholars in both institutions. This …

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Spring Fair is in the air

Hub staff report, Apr 29

Spring Fair returned to Homewood campus last weekend, bringing music, food, art, and fun to Johns Hopkins affiliates and the Baltimore community. The celebration started Thursday, April 24, with the university’s annual Culture Show followed …

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