Introduction My name is Camille Jenkins, and I am a fourth-year student studying molecular and cellular biology and philosophy. I use these skills to pursue a career in optometry and strive to integrate philosophical thinking in the …
Last month, we hosted our first ever industry-expert panel, Beyond the Algorithm: How Top Talent Acquisition Leaders Build Meaningful Talent Pipelines in 2025. The session brought together innovative minds in talent strategy, early career recruiting, and employer branding to tackle …
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 …
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 …
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 …
When Hopkins Dining moved to a self-operated model in spring 2022, newly hired Director of Marketing Brianna Williams was tasked with building the brand and helping create a greater sense of community around dining services.
This summer I had the unique opportunity to intern as a Ride Operations Assistant Supervisor at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, under the United Parks & Resorts company umbrella. The role is one that places great emphasis on …
I had an incredible summer experience interning at the Center for Translational Stem Cell Biology at the University of Hong Kong. Under the mentorship of Professor Rio Sugimura in the Blood Engineering Lab, I had the …
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in the fabric of higher education, so do the questions surrounding its role in supporting, or hindering, digital accessibility. To help unpack these complexities, Johns Hopkins University is hosting a …