Sara Falligant

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Published January 23, 2018 at 1242 × 1870 in Campaigns.

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Today's the big day for our Blue Jays! 🎓 Congrats to the Class of 2020! #GoHop #JHU2020
Happy 225th birthday to Mr. Johns Hopkins 🎈 Hopkins was born on this day in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, in 1795. The merchant, investor, and financier amassed a fortune worth $8 million (more than $186 million in 2020) upon his death in December 1873. Of this total, $1 million was distributed among family, associates, and employees, with the remaining $7 million divided equally to form the endowment for the hospital and the university. #JohnsHopkins
Commencement week is here 🎓🎓🎓 Visit commencement.jhu.edu for the full list of virtual ceremonies, which kick off this afternoon! #GoHop #JHU2020
There’s still time to register for Alumni Weekend Goes Virtual! Trust us, tomorrow’s virtual dance party will be the cat’s pajamas (or the dogs’ scarves?) 🐶🐱 #Repost @jhualumniweekend ・・・ Your entire family is invited to the #JHUAlumni Virtual Hullabalooza Dance party- including your fur babies! Post a picture of your furry friend in your Blue Jay gear so they can be a part of the fun! Make sure to use hashtag #JHUvirtualAW and make your post public so that we can feature them on the event’s livestream! Those who submit photos using the hashtag will be entered into a drawing to win a pair of JHAA Switchback Headphones!!
Now more than ever, we're honored to celebrate our Johns Hopkins nurses for #NursesDay. Hear from @JHUNursing alum Reginald Bannerman on what's helped inspire his nursing career and his passion for mentoring the next generation.
Thursday, roughly 40 cars packed with mask-clad families paraded through the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus as part of a community-organized celebration honoring health care heroes. 📷: @willkirkphotography
Enjoy a virtual tour of @evergreenmuseumandlibrary's newly restored terrace off the Main Library! Originally constructed as part of improvements to the house in 1928, the terrace served as an important architectural link between the symmetry of the gardens and the artistry within the home. Take a look around the Main Library, one of four physical spaces inside Evergreen that comprise the 30,000-volume John Work Garrett Library.
Hopkins nurses are the doggone best! (Sorry, we couldn’t resist) #Repost @johnshopkinsk9 ・・・ Happy #NationalNursesDay! We are thankful for you all, not just today, but every day! 🐾💙🐾⁣
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