Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Campus

Introducing freshman quad, where most of freshmen-related buildings are located at! Three on-campus housings and FFC (fresh food cafe), freshmen dining facility, is located next to this quad.

Follow me into Bloomberg Hall, the building for physics and astronomy! Bloomberg is one of my favorite buildings, mainly due to the telescopes. It has large lecture halls, and very comfy couches for naps :)

Garland Hall (aka the "mom" building) is the administrative building on campus where you can find the IT office, financial aid office, international student office and much more! It also has an amazing study space on the main floor!

Take a look inside one of the many group study rooms in the Milton S. Eisenhower Library! Group study rooms are my favourite place to study and do homework with friends

The Undergraduate Teaching Lab is the main lab for chemistry students on campus. We each have our own lockers and workstations, and we meet once a week. There's also a nice view from our labs!

Gilman hall is a very historic building in Hopkins community. Big meetings and small lectures are held in Gilman hall. Many students like to study in the quiet reading room and the atrium as you can get more sunshine in these locations.

This is the Recreation Center on campus, and it's where all the non-athletes on campus have access to the gym. They can go there and work out for free during the school year, and there are types of equipment for whatever you might need. Our club sports also practice there and they're are very accessible if you ever want to join.

Keyser Quad is THE place where students gather for a whole-campus event. Lighting of the quad, freshmen class picture, and many more events are held here!

The Freshman Quad is the central location of most dorms and the main dining hall for first year students. It's super close to the Rec Centre and the library!

Newton White Jr Athletic Center is one of JHU's Rec center. It has couple basketball courts and many varsity team offices.

This is the Fresh Food Cafe where a lot of the freshmen mainly eat their meals. They have a lot of options for all kinds of diets, and they even have a phone line you could text for suggestions!

And that's the end of the tour! Thanks for tuning in and hopefully I'll see some of you on campus in the future!

Johns Hopkins has 4 different quads, and each serve a very different purpose! Come with me as a walk through all of them and show you guys a bit of campus.

Fell's Point is a favorite hangout for many Bluejays! It's a beautiful location, right by the harbor. Fell's has a lot of great food, and a movie theater too! Come with me as I go to Fell's Point with some friends to watch Endgame :)

WELCOME TO JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY!! Lisa will take you around campus and give you insight on what it's like to be a Hopkins Blue Jay!

Here's a night time view of the Undergraduate Teaching Laboratories, and a daytime swing by of a classroom and a lecture hall! Watch to hear me speak about how classes work at Hopkins.

Ralph S. O'Connor Recreation Center is the main workout/exercise facility for Hopkins students. We have various sports facilities such as swimming pool and basketball court.

Lisa tells you how big Homewood campus is and how Hopkins is split into undergraduate and graduate campuses throughout Baltimore

Gina and I visited Babb field for the first time. Hopkins has a pretty good baseball team and this is the home for our Baseball blue jays!