JOHNS HOPKINS: EPIC WIN

There must be something in the water (or maybe the textbooks) at Baltimore universities. Johns Hopkins received a $30M gift for a new building at its Homewood campus this week, about a week after the University of Maryland?s BioPark got $65M in bond financing for a new lab (but you knew that after reading us on Tuesday).
Liberty Media Corp CEO and JHU alum John Malone made the donation. Malone Hall (named after Utah Jazz star Karl Malone, we presume) will be a 56k SF complex housing both the infrastructure-focused Systems Institute as well as a cutting-edge individualized health program. We're told the total cost of the project is $35M, with no word on where the additional $5M will come from (something tells us with friends like these, JHU won't have a problem covering the spread). The university has yet to select an architect and is shooting for LEED Silver certification.

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