A new ESPN documentary offers an intimate portrait of the recently retired lax star and the growing interest he is helping to create in the nation's oldest sport. You can read all about the second half of Rabil's lacrosse career in the winter edition of Johns Hopkins Magazine, in mailboxes and available online.
The inductees have made outstanding contributions in their fields of medicine, public health, music, literature, and more. Upon being inducted at a ceremony in November, they joined former Hopkins affiliates in the society, which was created in 1967 by university President Milton S. Eisenhower to recognize the accomplishments of former affiliates who make great strides in their work following their time at Hopkins.
Join us in welcoming the exceptional first members of the Class of 2027—533 students representing 37 U.S. states, 20 countries, two U.S. territories, and Washington, D.C., who were offered admission as the Early Decision I cohort Dec. 16
"We probably won't see waves of COVID like we have in the past, which is a good thing, but it doesn't mean people aren't still dying and that those lives couldn't still be saved if we got more shots in arms," says epidemiologist David Dowdy
"There are still a lot of underlying structural conditions in American politics that produce this sense of threat. ... I think it would be a mistake to believe that the danger has passed," says Robert Lieberman, a political science professor
Katya Echazarreta immigrated to America with her parents from Mexico at age 7. Now a master's degree candidate at JHU, she has been selected to join a Blue Origin spaceflight.
Ardi Knobel Mendoza, A&S ’12, BSPH ’16 (MS), is a contestant on Friday's episode of Jeopardy! Visit jeopardy.com/watch to find your station, tune in, and cheer on a fellow Blue Jay.
Join a virtual conversation at noon EST with the Johns Hopkins Health Equity Group, which is working to create healthier communities through advocacy, policy review and reform, and community empowerment; registration required
The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association will be on winter break until Tuesday, Jan. 3. We're unplugging from email and social media during this time, and we hope you have the opportunity to do the same. In the meantime, you can check out this highlight reel of some of the 2022 alumni gatherings. We can't wait to reconnect with you at the start of the new year!
Weekly Update is also taking time off for the winter holidays. We look forward to bringing you more Hopkins news and events next year beginning on Friday, Jan. 6. See you in 2023!
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