Hopkins is once again joining the efforts of Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott to participate in the Mayor’s Spring Cleanup! The cleanup will take place from 9 am-12 pm on April 26th. All tools and equipment will be provided (plus snacks!). Please register to attend here. The location of the cleanup has been announced and will be…
The Ecological Design Collective (EDC) embarks on a tour of the Jones Falls River. Explore the industrial history of Baltimore’s most famous waterway with historian Bill Harvey and anthropologist Nicole Labruto. The tour will take place on Saturday, April 26th, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. We will meet at Chestnut Ave. and Falls Road…
A week-long celebration of community, environmental stewardship, and collective action in Baltimore. This event brings together families, volunteers, and local leaders to connect with nature and build a greener future. Click here for more information.
Each Monday during the academic year, all residential locations on campus will offer vegan and/or vegetarian menu options in place of meat. Click here to learn more.
Take a break from work or finals studying and relax on hammocks on Keyser Quad all day today! Reconnect with nature and reflect during Earth Month.
Siyu Xie presents, “Plum Catalogs: The Comportments of Floral Bodies.” This talk is part of the year-long CTL Seminar, which features research presentations from faculty, students, and invited speakers. Click here for more information.
This study day, organized in conjunction with the BMA exhibition Watershed: Transforming the Landscape in Early Modern Dutch Art, invites conversation and reflection on the environmental, economic, social, and political consequences of the Dutch Republic’s engagement with the water. This convening aims to address how artists, their contemporaries, and the objects on view reveal both an…
Join us for a spring migration bird walk during our extended hours! All levels of experience are welcome. Binoculars are available for everyone, but feel free to BYOB (bring your own binoculars) if preferred. Registration is required for this free event. Click here for more information and to register.
Each semester, Hopkins Dining’s Sustainability Manager, Graham Browning, organizes a meet-up at a local Baltimore farmers market near our own Homewood campus at the 32nd Street Farmers Market. Click here for more information.
Join the Midtown Community Benefits District to support the health of the communities’ tree canopy by lending a hand! Bolton Hill Community Association and Midtown are co-hosting a volunteer tree planting event from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Saturday, May 3rd. There will be trained tree keepers on staff to provide direction and tools provided for planting.…
Each Monday during the academic year, all residential locations on campus will offer vegan and/or vegetarian menu options in place of meat. Click here to learn more.
Join us for a transformative gathering that explores the pioneering Regenerating Relational Ecologies Global Action Research Initiative. This event brings together community leaders, regenerative practitioners, researchers, educators, and ecological stewards to engage in a shared inquiry into the resilience of living systems through relational and regenerative practices. Click here for more information.
Come out to tour a lush healing sanctuary with Eclipta Herbal founder, artist, educator and clinical herbalist Alyssa Dennis! Nestled on a 0.7-acre plot in Northeast Baltimore City, the Eclipta Herbal Sanctuary is a vibrant, living ecosystem home to over 100 species of medicinal plants—and growing. This space is dedicated to ecological education, conservation, and…
Join an engaging evening of intellectual exploration and networking at Sip & Solve: AI Lightning Talks with a Twist, presented by the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute in partnership with Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL). This unique event brings together distinguished faculty members from Johns Hopkins University to share insights into their…
Weed Warriors help the Department of Recreation and Parks manage Non-Native Invasive (NNI) plants which are harmful to trees and forest patches. Certified Weed Warriors are community members, like you, trained as environmental stewards by TreeBaltimore! Weed Warriors 101: Invasive Plants in Urban Ecosystems provides an introduction to non-native invasive plant species, how they were…
