Johns Hopkins UniversityEst. 1876
America’s First Research University
The Dean of Students aims to cultivate an inclusive and healthy community that fosters growth, exploration, and engagement. The Dean’s team oversees student leadership and engagement, campus programming, diversity initiatives, creative arts, and student support.
The Pava Marie LaPere Center for Entrepreneurship empowers and equips Johns Hopkins students, alumni, and community changemakers to build impactful, sustainable ventures. We engage with hundreds of teams each year, representing thousands of innovators who go on to successful careers as entrepreneurs.
The Global Education Office fosters compassionate, adaptable, and open-minded global citizens by empowering all students to participate in transformative international experiences regardless of financial, academic, and personal backgrounds.
The Graduate Representative Organization (GRO) represents the 2,500 graduate students from the School of Engineering (WSE) and the School of Arts and Sciences (KSAS). Serving as a bridge between graduate students and university administration, the GRO organizes social events, voices student concerns, and participates in university committees.
Health and Well-Being cultivates holistic well-being by providing education, services and resources for individuals and groups within the JHU community.
The Homewood Graduate Affairs Office serves the needs of current graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering, offering support services as they pursue their studies at Johns Hopkins.
Hopkins Athletics features 22 sports teams with 9 indoor facilities and 4 outdoor facilities. Help us pack the nest and support are Blue Jay Athletics!
The Off-Campus Housing office provides information to members of the Johns Hopkins community searching for housing near the Homewood Campus. We are here to help students who are not required to reside in University Housing, as well as faculty and staff.
Hopkins offers over 400 student-run organizations that provide opportunities for leadership development, building lifelong friendships, sharpening interpersonal skills, and improving organization.
The Civic Leadership Development Program supports a cohort of 12 full-time, undergraduate students to develop leadership skills to create a culture of Baltimore-based service and engagement for Hopkins undergraduates.
