Johns Hopkins University senior Dalhart Dobbs has been selected by ... most notably as the former Senate President of the Student Government Association and as a leading student coordinator for the ...

WORKERS AND STUDENTS AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY ARE USING THEIR VOICES TO PROTECT INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND FUNDING. AMID CHANGES IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THERE DEFINITELY HAS BEEN A LOT OF ...

But with the Trump administration targeting universities on multiple fronts — from alleging antisemitism on campuses to ...

Johns Hopkins University will use earnings from its $13.2 billion endowment to help compensate for major cuts to research funding by the federal government ... to faculty, students, and staff ...

Some revoked student visas associated with the Johns ... University. As of Monday, 36 of the 37 Hopkins international students and recent graduates whose SEVIS records were terminated by the ...

school must be authorized by the US government to accept foreign students." As the visa sponsor, officials said that Johns Hopkins University is taking steps to advise students about the situation.

AARP's senior vice president and editorial director decided to earn a master's degree decades after getting her bachelor's.

Today, Americans are witnessing a resurgence of such concerns. History shows that they may lead to censorship and curtail ...

Kennedy Jr.’s motto is “ Make America Healthy Again,” but government cuts could make ... said Graham Mooney, a Johns Hopkins University public health historian. The core of the nation ...

It was in judo class at the age of 12 that Putin met one of his lifelong friends: Arkady Rotenberg. The pair remained close, ...

When Scott Bok resigned as the chair of the University of Pennsylvania ... and what’s going on between the government and Harvard and Penn and Columbia and Johns Hopkins and all the rest ...

The News & Features team conducted an investigation into the Board of Trustees, highlighting the background of each member, recent board activities and student feedback. On Aug. 24, 1867, Johns ...