In December, Public Health Studies grad Vijay Ramasamy provided testimony on behalf of BCHD to the Baltimore City Council in support of Council Bill 18-0296 – an ordinance that requires adult-entertainment businesses, food services facilities, hotels, licensed construction contracting services, and massage establishments to post a National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline information sign in designated areas.

Arshdeep Kaur, Public Health Studies class of 2017, was named a runner up for the Children's Environmental Health Network's Youth Leadership Award. In 2017, she partnered with another student as well as the local nonprofit Cool Green Schools to address environmental health challenges in Baltimore City public schools.

The Public Health Studies program is now accepting applications for the third James D. Goodyear Public Health Service in Baltimore Award. Named in honor of the former Associate Director of Public Health Studies, this award will provide a stipend of $3000 to one Public Health Studies undergraduate student per year, allowing the student to complete […]

As a newly named Schwarzman Scholar, Johns Hopkins senior Trevor Wrobleski, a public health studies major, will travel to China next fall to pursue his master's in global affairs.

Sophomore forward and PHS major Achim Younker became one of the first Johns Hopkins men's soccer players since 2009 to earn All-America honors Thursday night. Younker, one of just three sophomores on the All-America teams this year, was named to the United Soccer Coaches All-America second team. He scored 17 goals, the most by a Hopkins player since 2007.

Rushabh Doshi, a rising Hopkins senior, gains a new perspective on the response to the 2014 Ebola virus outbreak.

This summer, JHU students traveled to South Africa as part of a long-running Public Health study abroad course. Learn a little about their experiences here!

The Public Health Studies program is now accepting applications for the second James D. Goodyear Public Health Service in Baltimore Award. Named in honor of the former Associate Director of Public Health Studies, this award will provide a stipend of $3000 to one Public Health Studies undergraduate student per year, allowing the student to complete an otherwise unpaid public health service internship based in Baltimore City.