How many of us have felt overwhelmed by undergraduate and graduate school today? I think we all have experienced the stress ...

To this day, Baltimore neighborhoods redlined by the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation in the 1930s are structurally disadvantaged. Over the course of the past year, researchers have found that residents ...

Trans postdoc claims psychiatrists were biased against him Does academic freedom clash with identity at Hopkins? By RUDY MALCOM | May 5, 2020 ...

College athletes may suffer from the pressure to both perform and balance their academic commitments. Student-athletes across the nation are seeking more support for their mental health. In a recent ...

Swimming programs across the country have been victims of budget cuts, as athletic departments view them and other non-revenue sports as expendable. Hello, budget cuts; goodbye, college sports. Well, ...

Mental health counselors generally espouse the value of compassion. However, several students dismissed from the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at the School of Education have raised ...

The notion that the humanities are inherently less valuable than STEM has pushed students away from studying societally important subjects. While a sizable number of students continue to study the ...

Rock, pop, metal, punk — and more — were on full display last week, courtesy of student bands from Hopkins and the Peabody Institute. Harnessing the power of live music to raise money, two ...

From animal print to baby tees and low-rise jeans, fashion styles from the early 2000s are trending amongst Gen Z. Many people know this as “Y2K” style, giving new meaning to the shorthand term for ...

Max Pollock was pleasantly surprised when he noticed increased demand for reclaimed wood during the pandemic. He is the director of Brick + Board, an enterprise which processes wood salvaged from ...

Hopkins researchers have uncovered the complex mechanisms by which spiders build their webs, revealing a host of intricate steps and dynamic complexes that belie the supposed lack of cognition present ...

Mahto argues that the evidence against humans’ free will is only applicable to trivial tasks and not to important decisions. For most of human civilization, philosophers have posited the existence of ...