The case management staff is committed to assisting undergraduate students in successfully navigating the Johns Hopkins University-Homewood campus. Our goal is to help students manage physical and mental health concerns, personal and family emergencies, financial issues, and other obstacles that may arise during their college experience.

We have many resources to support your student's academic success. Please encourage your Blue Jay to engage with them. The Learning Den is busy organizing the spring 2018 tutor schedule! The program will run from Sunday–Thursday and will start on February 5 and end on May 4.  

The Office of Multicultural Affairs presents the 2018 Black Heritage Celebration: "The Legacy of African American Leadership During the Times of Conflict & Controversy." Scheduled events include art exhibits, service opportunities, movie screenings, museum visits and more.

The popular ride-hailing service Lyft is now part of the university’s Blue Jay Shuttle Night Ride on Fridays and Saturdays after 5:30 p.m. Partnering with Lyft shortens wait times for JHU shuttles during peak weekend hours. Students requesting a Night Ride may be picked up by a Lyft vehicle rather than a university-owned shuttle van.

The Second-Year Experience (SYE) program is designed to engage second-year students through community building and career exploration, while also developing intentional second-year traditions. There are three ways that students can engage with the program: Students can choose to be part of the SYE Community, SYE Collaborators or SYE Cohort depending on the level of engagement they desire.

Flu activity is currently widespread in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends a yearly flu vaccine as the first and most important step in protecting against flu viruses. The flu vaccine is still available at the Student Health and Wellness Center, and is free with the school sponsored insurance plan, or $20 with any other insurance plan.

Yoga, kickboxing, intramurals, costume climbing competitions, sports clubs, fly fishing, whitewater kayaking — these are just a few of the experiences offered through the Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center. Not only is the Rec Center the source for on-campus fitness and wellness opportunities, the Rec is also your son or daughter’s home away from home: the place where your student goes to meet their friends, blow off steam, and hang out when there is nothing else to do! 

The Hopkins Parents Fund proudly supports the much anticipated Signature Class Events that will take place throughout the spring semester. Freshman will dine in style at First-Year Banquet, Second-Year students will enjoy a Gatsby-style Garden Party, juniors will sail the Baltimore Harbor on a Boat Cruise, and seniors will enjoy a class-act send-off at the MSEE-YA Library Party, all made possible by the generous support of Hopkins parents. Make your gift today!

The Parents Internship Network (PIN) is looking to build the inventory of internship postings for Summer 2018. Can you or someone you know support our efforts by submitting an internship opportunity?  We look forward to hearing from you!