Tony and Laura Roussos are supporting Johns Hopkins PM&R at JohnsHopkinsBayview through a 3-year pledge — the first gift of its kind to the program. Tony spent more than a month in the unit as he recovered from a stroke. Read more: bit.ly/4lmMFPV

Karen Horton, MD, leads Johns Hopkins Radiology with a vision for innovation in care, education, and research. With support from the Reames family, she’s ensuring trainees are prepared for the radiology of the future. #FacultyFriday Read more: giving.jhu.edu/radiology-patr…

After facing cancer, Armeane & Mary Choksi turned gratitude into action. Their gift to @HopkinsUrology funds early-stage cancer research & supports young scientists through the Choksi Scholar program. Read more: giving.jhu.edu/story/brady-ur…

Cathy Lonas, a lifelong learner, shares her extraordinary path to Hopkins and the inspiration behind her legacy commitment to Hopkins Nursing. “The hallmark of my Hopkins experience is attending the School of Nursing at a late age,” says Lonas. Learn more: giving.jhu.edu/school-of-nurs…

Last month, Johns Hopkins showcased the importance of federally funded research for members of Congress at the annual Hopkins on the Hill event. Learn more about this essential event by visiting: bit.ly/45dU52a

Alumna Lee-Lee Ellis welcomed the opportunity to join the Johns Hopkins @BermanInstitute Board. “Joining the advisory board was a perfect way to marry my interest in bioethics and my desire to be engaged in the alumni community,” she says. Learn more: giving.jhu.edu/story/berman-i…

Whiting’s Professor and Vice Dean for Faculty, Lori Graham-Brady, says named professorships enable the school to attract and retain top faculty who drive engineering innovation and elevate Johns Hopkins Engineering’s scholarly impact. #FacultyFriday Read more: giving.jhu.edu/story/whiting-…

For Parents Day, we want to shout out the Johns Hopkins Family Fund. From Hoptoberfest to Spring Fair, our Blue Jays have made valuable memories thanks to the parents who support the Family Fund. #ParentsDay

In 2015, Johns Hopkins lacrosse player Jeremy Huber unexpectedly passed away. His impact is still remembered at the university, through a special tradition with his lacrosse jersey started by his teammates. #InternationalDayOfFriendship Learn more: giving.jhu.edu/story/jeremy-h…

Head baseball coach Bob Babb, A&S ’77, retired this year after 51 years with Johns Hopkins Baseball as both a player and coach. While Babb’s legacy is secure, there is still one thing he would like to leave: two fully funded assistant coach positions. Learn more: giving.jhu.edu/story/baseball…

At Camp Charm City, kids with type 1 diabetes find community and confidence. Launched by Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Dr. Risa Wolf, the camp is supported by community partnerships and inspired advocates like 10-year-old Myra Saxena. Learn more: giving.jhu.edu/story/diabetes…

John Guess A&S ’71, SAIS ’76 (MA) and Homewood Museum Advisory Board member has pledged support for a new type of curatorial internship position at Homewood. “The interns will dig into the history and uncover new details about the museum,” says Guess. giving.jhu.edu/homewood-museu…

As the inaugural Mary and Armeane Choksi Scholar, Dr. Armine Smith is leading the charge to improve outcomes for patients with bladder and upper tract urothelial cancers, especially those often overlooked in research. #FacultyFriday Learn more: bit.ly/3UMCs3l

The Virginia Fox Stern Center supports an annual cohort of JHU graduate student Curatorial Fellows to promote interdisciplinary scholarship based in Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries's collection of rare books and manuscripts. #NationalBookLoversDay Learn more: giving.jhu.edu/story/librarie…

Happy #InternationalYouthDay to all of the young people participating in Johns Hopkins CTY' summer programs! CTY's summer courses bring together advanced learners from around the world to explore the arts, bioethics, engineering, public health, and more.

Back in 2000, there was no student center, so the Class of 2000 made memories wherever they could. 25 years later, they raised $10K together to help build the space they always wanted. 50 alums, one collective gift. Learn more: bit.ly/4lq86yC

Paul Nestadt, a psychiatrist and professor at Johns Hopkins, is a leading researcher in suicide and its causes. Nestadt is interested in the role of practical factors, such as firearm access, in the risk of suicide death. #FacultyFriday Read more: hub.jhu.edu/2025/02/17/pau…

Since forming in fall 2023, the Hopkinauts Mars Rover Team has sought to compete in the University Rover Challenge. After struggling to receive funding, they became one of six groups selected by @hopkinsengineer to receive $3,500. Learn more: bit.ly/4mm3YB9Since

Wherever there is a need to capture the daily life of Hopkins affiliates, you can count on Will Kirk to be there. He has spent nearly 30 years carefully documenting life at Johns Hopkins. Take in some of our favorite photographs of his for #NationalPhotographyDay!

Robert Brodsky (Robert Brodsky) has devoted much of his career to developing an effective cure for sickle cell disease. In February, he and collaborators reported that a new procedure is curative for 90% of adult patients. #FacultyFriday Read more: giving.jhu.edu/story/sickle-c…