Johns Hopkins University Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Johns Hopkins University Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences The Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences is the core institution of the JHU Homewood campus.

Offering comprehensive undergraduate and graduate education, the Krieger School is at the core of the Johns Hopkins complex of schools, centers, and institutes. More than 135 years after the University opened, the School of Arts and Sciences still follows the guiding principles of Hopkins’s visionary first president, Daniel Coit Gilman, which position the school at the forefront of knowledge. The

plan that Gilman devised and began to carry out in 1876 established Johns Hopkins as the nation’s first research university—that is, an institution in which every faculty member was actively engaged in original investigations. Gilman dismissed the notion that teaching and research are separate endeavors; he believed that success in one depended on success in the other. The realization of Gilman’s philosophy at Hopkins, and at other institutions that later attracted Hopkins-trained scholars, revolutionized higher education in America, leading to the modern research university system. Johns Hopkins has been responding to the world’s needs since its inception in 1876. The Krieger School is uniquely situated to build on that tradition by providing research opportunities to students in all disciplines as early as their freshman year and by creating innovative partnerships with the other divisions of the university.

05/20/2026

Congratulations, doctors! 🥂💙🎓

05/19/2026

“Jimmy” Takes 🚎: episode 4

05/18/2026

From a First-Year Seminar to Commencement, some Hopkins connections last far beyond the classroom.

Nearly four years after meeting in a First-Year Seminar, graduating senior Arionna Bell and Professor Robert Moffitt sat down to reflect on mentorship, service, and what comes next as Arionna prepares to cross the stage and Professor Moffitt prepares for retirement.

Their conversation is a reminder that some of the most meaningful parts of college happen in the relationships that shape us long after class ends.

Read more at the link in bio and story.

05/12/2026

The Spring 2026 issue of the Arts & Sciences magazine has arrived. Take a look inside for stories on groundbreaking research, standout students, and alumni making an impact. Visit the link in our bio to read the digital version.

How much math goes into deciding who ends up in the House of Representatives? More than you might think. Johns Hopkins m...
05/08/2026

How much math goes into deciding who ends up in the House of Representatives? More than you might think. Johns Hopkins mathematician Emily Riehl breaks down the role of algorithms, statistics, and voting theory in U.S. elections. She makes the case that gerrymandering isn't just a political problem. It's a math problem.

JHU mathematician Emily Riehl explains how a surprising amount of math goes into determining who ends up in the U.S. House of Representatives

05/07/2026

Come see what Hopkins students have been creating all year. Join us for the Annual Student Exhibition opening reception May 8, 3–6PM. 🎨✨

05/01/2026

“Jimmy” Takes 🚎: episode 3

04/29/2026

The Krieger School’s Office of Undergraduate Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity (URSCA) helps undergrads turn ideas into real research across every discipline. Did you make it to the Undergraduate Research Symposium?

From JHU to Hollywood. 🎬 Alum Luke Kelly-Clyne returns to the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center on April 30 to s...
04/28/2026

From JHU to Hollywood. 🎬 Alum Luke Kelly-Clyne returns to the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center on April 30 to screen his new documentary "Deepfaking Sam Altman" and share how he built a career producing for Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat.

As part of the Stories That Matter series, Luke Kelly-Clyne returns to JHU on Thursday, April 30, to screen his new comedy documentary 'Deepfaking Sam Altman' and to share career advice with students

04/27/2026

Professor Emily S.K. Anderson breaks down two ancient Roman amulets designed to ward off the evil eye. See how gaze, gold, and symbolism offered protection in antiquity.

04/21/2026

Hopkins alums drop some wisdom 💙

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