But the university has spent more than $1 billion on local businesses since 2016, according to Alicia Wilson, Johns Hopkins’s vice president for civic engagement and opportunity.

Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore is implementing a hiring freeze and pausing annual pay increases due to the uncertainty of funding sources, the school confirmed.

Johns Hopkins University is feeling the effects of major federal funding cuts as it paused pay hikes, instituted a hiring freeze and is slowing construction. Skip to content NOWCAST WBAL-TV 11 ...

Five new members were inducted into the Indispensable Role of Blacks at Johns Hopkins during the university's annual ...

A petition signed by hundreds calls on the university to complete its planned AI institute without cutting down 50-year-old oak trees beloved by Remington Avenue residents who live across the street, ...

The Johns Hopkins University Campus Store has officially reopened under new management; it features expanded merchandise and apparel, a more welcoming layout, and enhanced services designed to meet th ...

Johns Hopkins University, the top federally funded research institution in the US, is facing severe financial losses due to sweeping funding cuts by the Trump administration. With $800 million already ...

On the wall of Ulrich Mueller’s neurobiology lab at Johns Hopkins University is a map with pins that show all the different countries where his research fellows were born. It’s a visual representation ...

Three miles north of the Inner Harbor, by Johns Hopkins University’s main campus, is the Baltimore Museum of Art, home of the ...

From a village in newly independent Ghana to the forefront of the continent's democratic projectGROWING UP IN A NEW NATIONI was just old enough in 1957 to raise the flag of the newly independent Ghana ...

In a world of cookie-cutter dining experiences, Baltimore’s PaperMoon Diner stands as a technicolor rebellion against the ordinary – a place where your breakfast comes with a side of sensory overload ...