Today’s announcement by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade runs counter to the beliefs of the majority of Americans and health care providers across the country. This decision will cause irreparable harm to women as well as men, families, and communities. Now more than ever, nursing leaders like those from the JHSON…

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  “It’s like the tale of two cities, with people walking and strolling, corner businesses, joggers, and dog parks. There are no longer vacant houses; it reminds me, as a native Baltimorean, how the entire city used to be,” says Thaddeus Logan. He’s been in the taxicab business over 40 years, is frequently in Johns…

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  Dr. Rebecca Wright is now director of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, serving along with Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Gloria Ramsey. Get to know her over 21 questions.   What’s it like to address diversity, equity, and inclusion as a white, British woman? I left this…

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It is common for prospective students to stress about everything that comes along with applying to a nursing program, but don’t worry! Here are some tips to make the most efficient and effective use of your time to ensure a smooth application process:   Review your specific program information on our website: With over 20…

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The inaugural Baltimore Trans Pride Parade, held on Saturday, June 9, 2022, was hosted by Baltimore Safe Haven, which is the only trans-led wellness center in Baltimore. The event was rooted in love and celebrated by its many attendants and sideline supporters. We—Meredith Klepper and Carissa Lawrence—attended as representatives of the Johns Hopkins School of…

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