Time-restricted eating boosts weight loss

Study explores whether restricted meal timing while ensuring consistent calorie intake would change factors such as eating behavior, inflammation, and appetite hormones

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Johns Hopkins No. 9 in 'U.S. News' Best Colleges rankings

University recognized for academic and teaching excellence as well as for value, innovation, and undergraduate research

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Five Johns Hopkins biomedical engineers named Siebel Scholars

Annual award recognizes world's top graduate students from leading institutions of bioengineering, computer science, energy science, and business

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Scientists reveal how our cells conduct emergency repairs for DNA

Two new federally funded studies offer detailed views of proteins repairing broken DNA inside tightly packed chromatin, and of the molecular toolkit they assemble at a break, with potential implications for cancer treatment

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AI might be making women sound bad at work

Office correspondence is weaker when requested with common women's language

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Groundbreaking Latin American studies scholar Sara Castro-Klarén dies at 86

She was known for combining intellectual rigor in Latin American literature and culture with profound human sensitivity

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How should AI be regulated?

A panel of artificial intelligence experts discusses the difficulties of governing the rapidly growing technology as part of Johns Hopkins University's Next Conversations series

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Study explores which pairings of people and AI agents perform best

Study by researchers at Johns Hopkins and MIT could pave the way for better hiring and team-building strategies

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Johns Hopkins launches global search to identify its next provost

The process will be led by a 25-member search committee chaired by Theodore DeWeese, dean of the medical faculty and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine

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The compounding problem of peptides

As consumer demand soars, scientists at Johns Hopkins warn about the health risks and unknowns of these unregulated drugs

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Peabody Institute campus upgrades enter next phase of planning, public engagement

Community input prioritizes a public performance venue, state-of-the-art classrooms and studios, and a permanent home for the Center for Performing Arts and Health

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Democracy Day asks new students: How will you contribute to the hard work of democracy?

University's sixth annual Democracy Day encourages new students to get involved in their communities while using civil dialogue to navigate differences

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Johns Hopkins study: School segregation endures in Baltimore region

School diversity in city and surrounding counties remains hindered by residential housing patterns and public transit issues

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Wherever you're headed, learning can help you get there

Make your way to professional growth with curated skill paths and Life Design opportunities this fall

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Foam recycling now available at Johns Hopkins

A new recycling machine in a parking lot at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center takes airy chunks of foam and churns them into dense plastic cubes that can be made into park benches, picture frames, new foam packaging, and more

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'None of us will ever be the same'

A look back at how the JHU community reacted to the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and a remembrance of those affiliated with Hopkins who lost their lives

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Federal funds help researchers find a new way to treat Type 1 diabetes

Long-term NIH funding supports research related to the X cell, which might one day play a key role in reversing the progression of Type 1 diabetes shortly after diagnosis

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What to know about the new mRNA flu vaccine

The FDA's approval of an mRNA flu shot presents a new, long-awaited option—and raises big questions about the future of flu vaccines

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Current events: Scientists keep close eye on Atlantic Ocean changes

Recent data and modeling suggest the Atlantic Ocean's vast system of currents has slowed to its weakest point in 1,600 years. If it fails, it could redefine weather patterns and threaten marine life on a global scale.

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How community groups are helping to reduce violence in Baltimore

With help from the Johns Hopkins Innovation Fund for Community Safety, grassroots organizations like Tendea Family are fostering safer neighborhoods

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Funding cuts hit research focused on making American healthcare safer, more efficient

The cancelled awards supported the work of young researchers, a loss that jeopardizes not only their critical work but also the pipeline of talent interested in pursuing scientific research in the United States

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With recent renovations, library's lowest level is a dungeon no more

The renovation of Eisenhower Library has brought sunlight where you least expect it—to the once-dim, subterranean depths of D-level

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Big picture: See the official photo for JHU's Class of 2030

Members of the university's newest undergraduate class assembled and spelled out their class year, a Hopkins Orientation tradition

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New book explores 150 years of Johns Hopkins University history

Historian Andrew Jewett, author of 'Johns Hopkins: The First 150 Years,' discusses how the university has changed since its founding and what lessons it should take into the future

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Family Movie Night brings 'Ratatouille' to Homewood Field

The Disney-Pixar favorite starring Remy and friends will be shown on the big screen at JHU on Saturday, Sept. 19

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Johns Hopkins, AEI extend fellowship exchange program into second year

Proposals are being accepted through Sept. 18 for projects that promote scholarly collaboration and model reasoned exchange across different viewpoints

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New STEM center enriches learning at East Baltimore school

Cal Ripken, Sr. STEM Center at Collington Square Elementary/Middle School designed to strengthen critical thinking, problem solving, and collaboration skills essential for academic success

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Hopkins engineer Suchi Saria among TIME's 100 most influential people in AI

Creator of sepsis detection platform recognized for her work on commercialized tool that serves as lifesaving early warning system

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mRNA platform could speed delivery of drugs for cancer, infectious diseases

Study of an experimental alternative to the industry standard suggests therapeutics could be delivered faster and more efficiently

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Johns Hopkins commercialization division generates $100M in revenue

Technology Ventures, the university's commercialization and entrepreneurship hub, steers research from the laboratory to the market

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