A force for good: Hopkins undergrads design magnetic sling to treat incontinence in women
An estimated 50% of adult women experience urinary incontinence. The impact of this condition can be significant, including restless sleep and needing frequent access to restrooms. In addition, patients with…
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A force for good: Hopkins undergrads design magnetic sling to treat incontinence in women
CategoriesAn estimated 50% of adult women experience urinary incontinence. The impact of this condition can be significant, including restless sleep and needing frequent access to restrooms. In addition, patients with…
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Students in the course Multidisciplinary Engineering Design collaborate with Johns Hopkins Hospital to improve infant care.
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Over 275 students competed for their share of $40,000 in prizes as they pitched their startups at the 26th annual HopStart: Hopkins New Venture Challenge on Friday, April 24 at…
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A group of graduate students has developed a rapid and rugged multi-pathogen diagnostic device for the most common infectious diseases in remote combat zones
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The Center for Leadership Education’s Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications class has partnered with Nodpod to increase awareness of their weighted sleep mask and explore the viability of the collegiate…
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MC Coghlan, senior lecturer and associate director of the MS in Global Innovation and Leadership through Engineering program in the Center for Leadership Education (CLE), has been selected as this…
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Nikki Ucheya (’23), a digital marketing and communications specialist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, has been named the fall 2025 featured volunteer by the Baltimore chapter…
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In an op-ed titled “‘Fail First’ is a Failure Always” recently published in the Talbot Spy, Ali Asghar Kassamali, a senior majoring in natural sciences, argues for compassion in healthcare…
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On Monday, Oct. 20, Congressman John Sarbanes will deliver the inaugural lecture of the Democracy by Design: Engineering a Civic Life series, a biannual exploration of how students, particularly engineers,…
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Johns Hopkins students are back on campus today, buzzing with excitement for the start of the fall 2025 semester. However, our newest students kicked off their academic year last week…
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Mia Russell says those looking to improve their credit should consider obtaining a secured credit card–one backed by a refundable security deposit that also serves as the card’s credit limit.…
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Concerns about the use of AI use in higher education abound, including ethical dilemmas, a reduction in academic rigor, and challenging universities’ sustainability goals. While the conversation about how to…