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In a university setting, the duty of care calls upon each member of our community to share their perspectives and beliefs on matters that are debated and discussed here. This duty of care also requires that we recognize the humanity of others, including when they hold views, beliefs, and values that are divergent from our own.

Johns Hopkins University leaders clarify the standard for issuing public statements, limited to issues that pertain directly to the 'interest or function' of the institution

Johns Hopkins has received $1 billion in new funding to support financial aid for students in our university’s graduate schools

Johns Hopkins University President Ron Daniels sent an update to the university community the afternoon of Sunday, May 12

Johns Hopkins University and student protesters reached an agreement on the dismantling and conclusion of the protest-related encampment on the Beach at the Homewood campus

President Daniels provides an update on outreach to protesters and reiterates the university's commitment 'to maintaining a campus environment that values free speech, but also where everyone feels safe and welcome'

President Ron Daniels, Provost Ray Jayawardhana describe 'peaceful and productive resolution' to support the students' continuing protest at Homewood

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.

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.