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First electric buses will hit the road in 2025
Johns Hopkins' first electric buses will hit the road in 2025 The first wave of five all'electric, fully accessible buses will operate on the Homewood-Peabody-JHMI shuttle route beginning early next year, with help from a $1.5M state grant. Johns Hopkins University will begin electrifying its busiest bus route early next year, putting the university on track to meet the ambitious transportation and mobility goals established by its newly released Climate Action and Sustainability Plan.
Johns Hopkins releases new Climate Action and Sustainability Plan
Johns Hopkins targets zero emissions in new Climate Action and Sustainability Plan.
New program will amplify the ’trusted voice’ of Johns Hopkins
Provost's Fellows for Public Engagement will amplify the 'trusted voice' of Johns Hopkins.
Rare fossils of extinct Caribbean monkey discovered
Study of monkey fossils found in a flooded cave sheds light on the animals' extinction centuries ago.
Michael Hersch turns to poetry as inspiration for latest work
For new opera, Peabody's Michael Hersch turns to poetry as inspiration
Hopkins leaders highlight JHU’s impact
Johns Hopkins leaders highlight the university's impact in Maryland
Life Sciences Building first look
Designs for new Johns Hopkins Life Sciences Building presented to city planners
Can AI improve how we handle obesity care?
Using a cutting-edge AI technique, Johns Hopkins researchers present a potential clinical tool to predict waist circumference and identify patients at risk for obesity complications.
Arm position can cause overestimated blood pressure readings
Common arm positions can substantially overestimate blood pressure readings, finds Johns Hopkins study.
Fast track to cleaner energy solutions?
Machine learning method could speed path to cleaner energy solutions
JHTV fuels student, faculty innovation
Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures accelerates innovation from students, faculty
University focus on dialogue, education, community building to support students
To support students through a challenging period, university focuses on dialogue, education, community building.
Police Accountability Board applicants sought
Johns Hopkins seeks applicants to join Police Accountability Board
Coding crusaders
Apps promoting accessibility took center stage at this year's HopHacks coding marathon, which challenges college students from across the country to design projects that address critical issues like health care access and human safety.
Looking back at the Violence Against Women Act after 30 years of protection
Johns Hopkins Professor Jacquelyn Campbell, who contributed to the original act three decades ago, discusses what's changed and what's next in the effort to end domestic violence.
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