Effective August 15, 2025 Multifactor authentication is now required for all users logging in with a JHED. Get Started with Multifactor Authentication at Johns Hopkins →
Having trouble with your MFA? Submit a ticket to JHU's MFA Support team →
Logging in with JHED
To access the content management system (CMS), start here:
Once on the login page, click the "Login with your JHED" option to route you through the University-wide JHED
authentication process.
Drupal Login screen
Clicking the highlighted button takes you through the university-wide JHED authentication process.
NOTE: If you have an active JHED account and have set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) at Johns Hopkins, you can log in. However, site editors must submit a ticket to be granted specific roles and permissions before gaining edit access within the CMS.
Trouble with your JHED
- Help for JHED Login and MFA Problems
- Information Technology at Johns Hopkins
- IT Solution Center - Create and submit a ticket
Logging In without a JHED
It is very rare not to use a JHED. If this is the case, open the "Don't have a JHED?" accordion. An alternate username and password method will be available. Enter the username and password provided by the Web Team to access the site.
If you do not have a JHED and require access to the CMS, please submit a ticket requesting access.
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