Johns Hopkins University announced Thursday that it will be cutting more than 2,000 jobs after it lost $800 million in ...

Johns Hopkins University, a renowned research institution, is cutting over 2000 jobs due to reduced USAID funding. The university has announced that the job cuts will affect various departments ...

Johns Hopkins University will cut more than 2,000 jobs connected to a global public-health nonprofit affiliated with the university. The cuts affect 1,975 positions around the world and 247 in the ...

Local and international health research efforts are already winding down as the university braces for even more potential ...

With the termination of more than $800 million in USAID grants at the university, Johns Hopkins has had to wind down much of its USAID grant-related activities in Baltimore and internationally. This ...

Johns Hopkins researchers said they fear the cuts to USAID will have grave consequences for the communities where they had been working. Dr. Sunil Solomon, an epidemiologist who helped lead an HIV ...

Johns Hopkins University announced Thursday that ... The termination of more than $800 million in USAID funding is now forcing us to wind down critical work here in Baltimore and internationally ...

Johns Hopkins University said Thursday it is eliminating more than 2,200 workers because of a loss of funding from USAID. Some employees are in Baltimore but most work in 44 other countries in ...

Hopkins’ medical school, Bloomberg School of Public Health and JHPIEGO, the university’s health initiative that focuses on global public health, will take the brunt of the loss.

Trump administration officials say budget cuts are necessary to reduce federal spending, but experts warn of long-term implications for our health.