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🎓 Fun College Fact: Johns Hopkins

📚💡 Did you know?

Johns Hopkins University (JHU) was the first research university in the United States, founded in 1876. Inspired by the German model, JHU combined teaching and research—a revolutionary idea at the time.

Today, that legacy lives on through groundbreaking discoveries and student-driven inquiry.

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bring the beat in

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Students for Justice in Palestine at Johns Hopkins University have started their encampment, yesterday April 29th 2024

To my followers and others who may see this: please donate if you are able to. If you are in the Baltimore/DMVP area and have the capacity, please go out and support, take a shift sitting on The Beach or plan to spend the night! Thank you all! I am really proud of my community both at JHU/MICA (who are linking up with JHU) as well as the surrounding Baltimore area.

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5-19 West 29th Street, 2022.

I photographed this row about a year ago and it was demolished shortly after this. It’s now a vacant lot or “green space” as described by the owners, Johns Hopkins University. This is a classic case of demolition by neglect. JHU sat on these for over a decade and let them fall apart. Their reason for demolition was that they could not be repaired, which is nonsense. They are currently building at least three new buildings a few blocks away, so I don’t see why they wouldn’t be able to fix up these historic rowhouses on their campus that could’ve been used for housing or offices. Such a waste, but typical of big institutions that own property all over the city and state. Shame on you, JHU!

On a personal note, my great-grand uncle bought and lived in #17 back in 1912. Glad I was at least able to document another piece of my family history in Baltimore.

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Wetty May by Xu Xanov

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Hey what do you know, Johns Hopkins University has 6,000 covid positives after reopening for in-person learning

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So Michael Bloomberg dumps a ton of money into Johns Hopkins University and a little known story he’s not going to let out easily (especially to his new ‘Vote Blue No Matter Who’ liberals) is that just last year, despite an outcry from students and faculty, he helped push through a private police force for the university, which is now led by the unbelievably corrupt Baltimore Police Department.

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I'm ready for you MA program!