Photojournalist and Class of 2022 Johns Hopkins SAIS alumna Hailey Sadler draws from her experiences on Capitol Hill to explore the concepts of home and displacement around the world. bit.ly/3WJTxLV

Omar Lloyd, A&S '20, is part of a team of conservationists at the National Aquarium working on a project that is more than a decade in the making to restore a tidal salt marsh in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. bit.ly/3M4JaNY

We’re excited to announce the grand opening of the new Irene and Richard Frary Gallery at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center. This exhibition featuring rare avant-garde European art is free and open to the public starting Oct. 23, 2024. bit.ly/3SO7Cqs

Last week, Brandon M. Scott announced that Joshua Sharfstein and Michelle Spencer from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and JHU American Health will join the Scott administration as part-time senior advisors on health policy, while retaining their roles at Johns Hopkins University. 🔗 content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MDBAL…

Explore insights from SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University experts Peter Pomerantsev and Anne Applebaum on The Atlantic's upcoming podcast, Autocracy in America, launching on September 6. bit.ly/3WPLTjn'

We are excited to welcome our newest Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Ebony McGee! hub.jhu.edu/2024/08/19/ebo…

Johns Hopkins University has received $20.9 million to advance surgical techniques to treat cancer as part of $150 million in funding by ARPA-H in support of the Biden administration's Cancer Moonshot initiative. bit.ly/4dv8uJd

Don't miss this upcoming event at the #HopkinsBloombgerCenter. hub.jhu.edu/events/2024/08…

We’re proud to share our collaboration with Johns Hopkins University and CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield to launch a new healthcare accelerator program designed to support early-stage entrepreneurs building pathways to better care through artificial intelligence. ⭐ Techstars

New semester, same excitement. Welcome back, Blue Jays! 🪺

Caitlin Berry has been appointed the director of the new Irene and Richard Frary Gallery at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center. bit.ly/4cJA580

Johns Hopkins University welcomes its third cohort of Vivien Thomas Scholars. bit.ly/3X1HJoz 19 exceptional PhD students join this prestigious program backed by Bloomberg Philanthropies, which aims to advance pathways for students from HBCUs and MSIs in STEM fields.

The James Webb Space Telescope has spotted six possible rogue worlds—planet-like objects not bound to any star's gravity—suggesting that the cosmic processes that create stars might also commonly produce objects just slightly larger than Jupiter. bit.ly/3Moj7S3

Johns Hopkins University researchers have found that recreational activities introduce chemicals and microorganisms into local waterways during crowded events like Labor Day weekend. bit.ly/3MrtEvM

To kick off the first week of classes on SAIS' D.C. campus, students celebrated with ice cream, a photo booth, student club showcase, resources fair, Washington Washington Nationals baseball game, and so much more.🍦📚⚾️

We're in the HUB!! 🎉🎉 Check out this article on Johns Hopkins University's news site to read about all the fun we had this summer at CTY: hub.jhu.edu/2024/09/03/sum…

🍩Sweet news! Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe, a veteran- and family-owned cafe known for its hand-crafted doughnuts will open a publicly accessible location at #HopkinsBloombergCenter by year-end. The café will offer an extensive breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu. More: hub.jhu.edu/2024/09/04/goo…

Johns Hopkins engineers are gaining new insight into how granular materials such as sand and rock behave under extreme impacts—findings that could someday help protect the Earth from dangerous asteroids. bit.ly/4dKiXAD

Using special imaging techniques, researchers at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center have identified a specific subset of immune cells that are closely associated with breast cancer cells likely to spread. This finding could provide a new target for immunotherapies aimed at preventing cancer spread.

First-year engineering student Kathryn Prather was one of the youngest delegates at this year's Democratic National Convention in Chicago. bit.ly/4grSyJF