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Johns Hopkins University's police force looks to add up to 30 more officers
BALTIMORE — Johns Hopkins University is expanding its police force. The university police department is looking to add 20 to 30 officers in 2025, according to a university public safety spokesperson. Currently, there are 12 sworn officers. This is part of the plan to employ about 100 people at the Johns Hopkins Police Department.
Johns Hopkins University has joined a dozen other research institutions in a federal lawsuit challenging the National ...
Two hundred forty two students from 16 countries, 33 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia were admitted to the ...
Johns Hopkins University has joined a federal lawsuit against the National Institute of Health (NIH) over medical research funding cuts​​.
The University agreed to pay $18.5 million in a lawsuit to resolve claims that it favored wealthy applicants and limited ...
University joins lawsuit to halt NIH funding cuts, which jeopardize discoveries, treatments for a range of diseases and ...
Two former Johns Hopkins University officials denied allegations that they inappropriately used money from a Department of ...
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Funding cuts could put hundreds of Hopkins research projects in jeopardyIn a statement obtained by 11 News, Hopkins President Ron Daniels said the NIH supports 600 of the university's current and ongoing clinical trials, including cancer, pediatrics, children's health and ...
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Chung Mong-joon donates to Johns Hopkins international studies departmentChung Mong-joon donated $7.5 million to Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies to establish the ...
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