Presented by Hopkins at Home, the SNF Agora Institute, and the Data Science and AI Institute at Johns Hopkins University

What does it mean for a democracy when most people ask AI what really happened? As in most fields, AI is rapidly transforming how history is taught, researched, and understoo...

• Presented by Johns Hopkins University Athletics and Hopkins at Home •
• Featuring head coaches Peter Milliman, Dan Wodicka, and Tim McCormack •

Great teams don’t happen by chance—they are built with purpose, trust, resilience, and a shared commitment to something greater.
What separates a col...

What does it take to create educational environments where Latino/a students and educators can thrive? How can representation, mentorship, and a sense of belonging open doors to new opportunities—and what role can educators play in shaping the next generation of leaders?

In celebration of Hispan...

What does it take to create a truly safe, healthy, and connected school environment in the modern era? In this Hopkins at Home: Dean’s Notebook conversation, Dr. Odis Johnson Jr., Executive Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Safe and Healthy Schools, sits down with the new Dean of the Schoo...

Presented by the Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Medicine and Hopkins at Home

Acclaimed author Ann Patchett joins the Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Medicine for a special conversation exploring the lasting power of human connection.

Presented by Hopkins at Home and the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute •
• Featuring Mark Dredze, Director of the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute and John C. Malone Professor and Darcie Draudt-Véjares, KSAS '18 (MA), '21 (PhD) •

A Star Trek Day conversation on automation, w...

When Artemis 2 Commander Reid Wiseman and his crew crossed behind the far side of the Moon, they encountered something no human had seen before: lunar craters and massive impact basins illuminated in sunlight that the Apollo missions never witnessed. In this discussion—part of the Johns Hopkins ...

150 years ago, Johns Hopkins was founded on the premise that rigorously pursued and freely shared knowledge can improve the human condition. Today, AI systems absorb, reproduce, and act on that knowledge at unprecedented scale, presenting both remarkable opportunities and serious challenges.

Who...

Milestones of Human Anatomy: Illustrated Books from the Historical Collection at the Institute of the History of Medicine

Presented by Hopkins at Home, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, the Institute of the History of Medicine, and the Welch Medical Library

Join Curator Michael Semin...

Our “Speaking of Education” series leverages the expertise of the School of Education’s leadership, faculty and alumni to provide insights into how we’re exploring innovative solutions that are shaping the future of education. Whether you’re an educator, a student, or simply passionate about the ...

Presented in partnership with Lifelong Learning and Hopkins at Home, Lunch with the Libraries & Museums is a series of free, online, public lectures through which staff from the Sheridan Libraries & University Museums discuss ongoing research, teaching, and curatorial work.

In 19th-century Japan...

What lies beneath the surface of a shimmering planet? While Earth looks like a serene gem from space, it masks a world of magnificent and volatile forces. In this lecture recorded at the BlackRock Center for the Arts, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Dr. Sabine Stanley pulls back t...

Presented by Hopkins at Home, Sheridan Libraries and Friends of the Johns Hopkins University Libraries

Discover the delightfully whimsical world of the Sheridan Libraries’ Edible Books Festival, the annual Johns Hopkins celebration where literary inspiration transforms into imaginative, entirely...

• Featuring Dr. Jeremy Greene and Mr. Arthur Page, moderated by Dr. Ralph Hruban
• Presented by the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Hopkins at Home

Join Hopkins at Home for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the restoration of the iconic Four Doctors painting by John Singer Sargent, a t...

Presented by the Johns Hopkins Center for Social Concern and Hopkins at Home

Join Daisy Mitchell, Center for Social Concern's Community Data Specialist, as she explores the last six decades of JHU's legacy of service and community engagement. This history starts in 1958 with the creation of the ...

• Featuring Thomas Dolby, the Taylor A. Hanex Professorship in Music for New Media
• Presented by Hopkins at Home and the Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute

Marking a decade since the passing of musical legends like David Bowie and Prince and inspired by their legacy of constant reinvention, this v...

• Celebrating Johns Hopkins' Sesquicentennial; presented by Hopkins at Home and the Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association
• Featuring Shelly Choo (SOM ’11, BSPH ’14), Peter Kannam (Ed ’99), Daniel J. Trahey (Peab ’00), and Monica Guerrero Vazquez (BSPH ’18); moderated by Aaron Henkin

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• Virtual livestream broadcast from Alumni Weekend; presented by the Whiting School of Engineering, the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, and Hopkins at Home
• Featuring Jason Eisner, Emily Fisher, and Louis Hyman

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way we learn, teach, and prepare for...

• Virtual livestream broadcast from Alumni Weekend; presented by the Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute, the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and Hopkins at Home
• Featuring Sarah Hoover, Lara Bruckmann, Kerry Devlin, and Junxin Li

The Peabody Institute leads ...