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Johns Hopkins UniversityEst. 1876
America’s First Research University
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Explore the outdoors and enjoy all that the Mid-Atlantic region has to offer.
Johns Hopkins offers intramural leagues and tournaments in a variety of sports. Join intramurals to make friends and get involved outside of academics.
Pick from more than 30 sports clubs, to pursue a new interest, or continue to participate in a sport or activity in which you already have experience.
F45 is a functional 45-minute circuit-based workout in a high tech, high energy, team environment. Every day is a new workout.
The O'Connor Center hosts a wide variety of fitness classes that are accessible to many fitness and ability levels. Check a class out today! Visit the JHU Rec Portal for registration!
The Newton White Natatorium is home to the Johns Hopkins Varsity Swim teams and the Varsity Men's Water Polo team. In addition to varsity practices and competitions, our aquatics program includes designated hours for recreational swimming, club sport activities, kayak clinics, and more.
The Bill Harrington Climbing Wall and bouldering cave offer 13 top rope areas, three auto-belays, and several lead climbing routes, as well as numerous features including cracks, flakes, and overhangs.
The Center for Social Concern's Pre-Orientation program, B’MORE Community Bound, is a program for first-year students seeking to build and foster intersectional communities with their fellow JHU peers, the institution, and Baltimore City.
The B’More Intersession Program is a one-week academic and co-curricular experience designed to introduce Johns Hopkins University students to Baltimore City’s civic and cultural landscapes while showing them the ways in which community engagement can enhance their JHU education.