Bloomberg School of Public Health, Feb 03
Kedi Le is a second-year ScM student in the Department of Biostatistics with a focus on genomics.
This past year Kedi received the Kocherlakota Award, which honors the outstanding achievement by a Biostatistics …
New Year, New Trends, New Hires
A Message From Our Director
Dear reader,
If new year planning and goal setting feels exhausting, or now is just not the time, you can do this very simple exercise instead from my friend, …
By John Anderson
Introduction
This summer, I had the privilege of volunteering at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where I designed an original research project aimed at improving the patient experience in the Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. My primary focus was …
Hub staff, Jan 24
Johns Hopkins University presented revised plans for its new Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DSAI) facility to Baltimore’s Urban Planning Architecture Advisory Panel (UDAAP) on Thursday, giving the city planning group a second look at the project that …
Lisa Ercolano, Jan 21
Johns Hopkins Engineering‘s online graduate degree programs continue to rank among the nation’s leading programs, according to U.S. News & World Report‘s Best Online Master’s in Engineering Programs and Best Online Master’s in Information …
Hub staff, Jan 15
Open to Debate, the leading nonpartisan media platform steering the national conversation around the art of debate and the importance of free speech, has partnered with the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University to hold …
Catherine Graham, Jan 23
Two Johns Hopkins biomedical engineering researchers—Jean Fan, an assistant professor, and Casey Taylor, an associate professor—are among nearly 400 recently announced recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).
Established by …
The JHU Industry-Focused Career Fair is just around the corner, taking place on January 29. Whether you’re exploring opportunities or ready to land your dream job, preparation is key to making the most of this event. Here are five essential …
Sometimes, the most transformative opportunities begin with a single word: yes. Saying yes isn’t just about agreeing to take something on—it’s about choosing growth, embracing challenges, and stepping into a space where you’re unsure of the outcome.
This year, I …
Aleyna Rentz, Jan 16
Two Johns Hopkins alumni, Hope Jackson, BSPH ’23 (MPH), and Nam Nguyen, Ed ’23 (MS), have been named Schwarzman Scholars.
They are among 150 scholars from 38 countries joining the prestigious graduate fellowship program’s 10th cohort. Designed …
