Blue Jay Welcome Weeks: Fall 2026

Stop by the Breezeway and learn more about what it means to be a Tutorial Project tutor for Baltimore City 2nd - 5th graders. We have Mon/Wedn or Tues/Thursday tutor positions.

Stop by the Breezeway and learn more about what it means to be a Tutorial Project tutor for Baltimore City 2nd - 5th graders. We have Mon/Wedn or Tues/Thursday tutor positions.

All JHU students are welcome to drop by and enjoy the Ice Cream Social at the Interfaith Center. Meet the chaplains, ask questions about religious & spiritual life at JHU, and enjoy some delicious ice cream!

Johns Hopkins Women's Soccer takes on Catholic University in their Season Opener. Come out and support!

Ballet for EveryBody classes are Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30-5pm, starting September 1. Students may attend one or both days each week. Classes are for the full semester and free of charge. They are in-person and will be in the HSC Student Center, room 215. Dance class capacity is appx. 25 people. Classes are for students only. They are not open to faculty, staff or non-JHU affiliates.

Ballet for EveryBody approaches ballet as an immersive mind/body practice. Accept yourself as you are while striving toward greater ease, efficiency, and expansiveness of movement. Enjoy the beauty of ballet as you experience mental and physical flow and musical expressiveness within the community of a supportive mixed-level class. This is an inclusive class. Humans of different abilities and levels of experience are all welcome.

Ballet dance attire
All close-fitting, flexible clothing is acceptable as long as the line of the body is discernible. This includes clothing such as yoga pants, leggings, and close-fitting t-shirts.
If you will be dancing on a wooden floor, it is recommended that you wear ballet slippers or dance in bare feet. If you will be dancing on a carpet, try wearing textured socks instead of ballet slippers. Ballet slippers can be ordered from several online sources, including Discount Dance Supplies.