Community Living
Community Living
Homewood is your home. Community Living is committed to offering you the best possible out‑of‑classroom experience that also supports your academic success. You will be part of an engaged, diverse and inclusive community. As a community member you will have available:
- A wide range of programs and activities for you and your fellow students to be engaged, learn about yourself and others, and to make friends
- Committed and caring staff who support you and your success and help you navigate the demands of university life
- High quality services and facilities that support you and your fellow students
All of our staff on the Community Living team are here for you. Residential Life and University Housing combine to support community members to foster friendships, develop life skills, and create safe and comfortable living environments. Dining Programs provides freshly prepared foods in a welcoming environment that promotes exploring new cuisines. Off-Campus Housing offers information and services for students looking to live near campus their junior and senior years. Scheduling and Event Services provides one-stop services for events and programs happening on-campus.
We are looking forward to you being part of our Homewood community.
News & Announcements
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JHU strengthens support for FLI students
FLI Network, launched last summer, connects first-generation and limited-income students with resources for college success
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Rare air
A team of Johns Hopkins students recently launched cameras and other devices more than 16 miles into the Earth's atmosphere to collect data—and capture stunning pictures
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Record number of Hopkins students receive Fulbright grants
Award programs allow students to study, conduct research, and teach abroad
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New funding for interdisciplinary humanities research
Office of Undergraduate Research, Scholarly and Creative Activity supports undergrads interested in or currently pursuing research in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences
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Fellowship fosters cross-divisional exchange
Graduating senior Eli Levine, who studied Persian at SAIS, was among the first students to participate in the Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship
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Solving the problems of tomorrow
Engineering students showcase practical applications of theoretical knowledge by devising solutions to real-world problems at annual Design Day