The faces of summer
Tots, teens and adults, too, come to campus to play and to learn

More than 1,200 children, ages 6 to 17, take part each year in lacrosse camps run by the varsity men's and women's coaches.

Beginning in early June, the demographics of the Homewood campus population undergo a radical transformation: In comes a cavalcade of bright-eyed tots and teens, replacing the recently departed 20-something majority.
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New parking plan set for Homewood
The summer of 2005 signals a number of major changes in the paid parking system at the Homewood campus. The university will soon begin to implement permanent and interim measures to deal with a shortage of on-campus spaces during the construction of a new underground garage as part of the South Quadrangle project, located on the site of what is now the 500-space Garland Lot.
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University, health system to consolidate some offices
In an effort to streamline and improve the business practices of The Johns Hopkins University and the Johns Hopkins Health System, leaders of the entities have decided that the two will share service centers for seven office functions, beginning in July 2006.
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