Johns Hopkins University's police force looks to add up to 30 more officers
BALTIMORE — Johns Hopkins University is expanding its police force. The university police department is looking to add 20 to 30 officers in 2025, according to a university public safety spokesperson. Currently, there are 12 sworn officers. This is part of the plan to employ about 100 people at the Johns Hopkins Police Department.
Johns Hopkins University has joined a federal lawsuit against the National Institute of Health (NIH) over medical research funding cuts.
Johns Hopkins University has joined a dozen other research institutions in a federal lawsuit challenging the National ...
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