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Noah Yan, A&S’19 and instructor of the Intersession course Roasted: The Molecular Gastronomy of Coffee, hopes students will think of their barista as a chemist. The course delved into the art and science behind what makes the perfect cup of coffee. Roasted details the chemical and biological reactions that create the flavors in a cup […]

Johns Hopkins sociologist Stefanie DeLuca is involved in an ambitious experiment designed to place housing voucher recipients in areas of high opportunity. More than a year into the pilot program, the early findings are striking.

Members of Johns Hopkins University’s Class of 2023—more than 1,350 of them—have arrived on the Homewood Campus. The students represent 34 countries, with the closest student coming from just 2.4 miles down the road and the farthest student coming from Indonesia. Fifteen percent are first-generation college students, and 98% were in the top 10 percent of their class. Welcome Class of 2023!

A legendary figure in the humanities, he was affiliated with Johns Hopkins for six and a half decades and was known for uncommon wit and wisdom that touched generations of students and colleagues.

New offices and initiatives will ensure that every student and postdoctoral fellow, regardless of background or economic status, will have access to career opportunities.

Justice Abella, the longest-serving judge on the Supreme Court of Canada, is best known for her work in administrative, family, constitutional, and labor law.

The long-sought social space for Johns Hopkins students will be built at intersection of Charles and 33rd streets and is expected to be completed by end of summer 2024.

As 2018 draws to a close, the Hub looks back at some of the images that caught our eye over the past year at Johns Hopkins University.

Historic gift is the largest ever to a U.S. college or university

Acclaimed Italian architect will lead design of new SNF Agora Institute building at Homewood

World-renowned architect will create Homewood campus headquarters for Johns Hopkins institute dedicated to strengthening democracy by improving civic engagement and discourse