There was a beautiful symmetry as, like the five points of a star, a handful of special nurses joined the galaxy of Johns Hopkins’ best at a Hollywood-themed gala celebrating students, faculty, and alumni....Click here to read more.

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, at 17.3 million deaths a year worldwide (malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis combined kill just under 3.9 million women a year). It’s the cause of 1 in 3 deaths. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) kills more than 2,150 Americans each day, or one death every 40 seconds, according to the American Heart Association. There are 600,000 non-smokers globally, including children, killed each year by exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke. And 1 million babies worldwide are born each year with a heart defect....Click here to read more.

No longer just a tool for free education on health-related topics, the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing’s (JHUSON) MOOCs are now presenting some additional bangs for just a few bucks....Click here to read more.

Members of the Fall ’13 BSN cohort at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing always stand out in a crowd, especially once they trade their scrubs for a class shirt that’s almost too cool for school....Click here to read more.

An Evening with the Stars, the September 28 gala event honoring the stars of Hopkins Nursing, will welcome one more Baltimore star to its program....Click here to read more.