Sixteen faculty members from Johns Hopkins University’s Advanced Academic Programs division have been named as recipients of the 2026 Excellence in Teaching awards, a recognition that celebrates exemplary effort and extraordinary student impact.
From IT executive to “Math Lady,” Debby Vivari celebrates a decade of active retirement with Johns Hopkins Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
Six years ago, Covid changed the world. During Covid, Osher was forced to provide all classes online. Zoom became a way to continue classes, as well as a way to stay connected to the outside world during a very dark time. Although online classes were born of necessity, they’ve become a vital part of the Osher at JHU program.
Osher at JHU members share how Osher's programs have been present during life transitions.
MS in Financial Economics program earns CFA University Affiliation, strengthening industry alignment and student opportunity.
For 36 hours this April, Johns Hopkins students will race the clock to turn public data into real-world policy solutions.
Winnie Lam, former Senior Director of Design Engineering at Nike, will address hundreds of master’s degree graduates during Johns Hopkins University’s 2026 Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Master’s Graduation Ceremony.
Students collaborate on a strong desire to cultivate their voices, experiences, and perspectives through connection, leadership, and professional growth.
The Stories That Matter film series hosts the Academy Award-winning Best Documentary Short Film on March 25 at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C.
Career advancement resource launches; brings economics’ graduate students and alumni together.