Posts from 2023

President Daniels spoke at a celebration Oct. 19 to dedicate the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C.

President Daniels offers his deepest sympathies to those whose families, friends, and loved ones are in harm's way, and shares resources for anyone in the Hopkins community who needs solace or aid.

Excerpted from The Washington Post (Oct. 6, 2023) Gone is the monumental tablet, engraved with the text of the First Amendment, that had announced the Newseum. Etched now into a marble facade, with lettering 11 inches tall, is the name...

President Daniels shares that as a significant element of our deepening presence in the nation’s capital we are launching the Johns Hopkins University School of Government and Policy, our first new academic division since 2007.

President Daniels shares the final version of our new strategic vision, the Ten for One — 10 ambitious goals for our One University.

Dear Johns Hopkins Community:  Summer has a well-earned reputation for being slow and quiet compared to the buzz of back-to-school in the fall. But not this summer. Not at Johns Hopkins. Indeed, the past three months have been humming...

The Washington Post takes an in-depth look at how Johns Hopkins University has become one of the most racially diverse universities in the top tier of higher education

Remarks by President Ronald J. DanielsConvocation for the Class of 2027 | Keyser Quad | August 27, 2023 [As delivered] Thank you, Vice Provost Phillips. Thank you, too, to all our speakers this evening for your words of welcome, and also to the...

I am thrilled today to announce a transformative new investment in data science and the exploration of artificial intelligence at Johns Hopkins.

We remain deeply committed to the progress we have made and even more so to the extraordinary people who make up our undergraduate and graduate student bodies.