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Johns Hopkins will establish a new Life Sciences Research Initiative that will invest $80 million annually, for each of the next two years, in groundbreaking basic and applied research across a wide array of life science disciplines and interests.

The new Research Resilience Fund will earmark $60 million annually over the next two years to meet the needs of faculty, students, and research teams facing federal grant terminations or delays or experiencing the broader effects of the changed research ecosystem.  

President Daniels announces a new tuition promise program offering free tuition for students from more than 85% of American households and tuition plus living expenses for families earning up to $100,000.

Dear Colleagues: In August 2024, we shared our decision, endorsed by the deans, to adopt a posture of restraint for public statements made on behalf of the institution in response to global, national, or local events. As you will recall...

University leaders share new information about the impact of federal policy changes and federal research funding uncertainty.

Dear Johns Hopkins University Community,  It has been a difficult several months as we, and our colleagues across higher education, navigate reductions and uncertainties in federal research support, as well as changes in federal...

We write to share several updates, including important developments affecting our international students and the launch of support programs for our faculty, staff, and students. 

As we have been in the past, we are resolute in our commitment to facing the challenges before us together as one university.

Abrupt and sweeping cuts in NIH funding pose an extraordinary challenge to the important and lifesaving work of our faculty, staff, and students at Johns Hopkins, and put at risk the future of the American research enterprise as a whole.

As a new administration arrives in Washington, research universities are being called upon to navigate a period of substantial change.