Emory Board of Trustees names Gregory L. Fenves as 21st president
Gregory L. Fenves, president of The University of Texas at Austin, has been elected as the 21st president of Emory University by a unanimous vote of Emory’s Board of Trustees. Fenves will assume office on August 1.
Emory Healthcare and Georgia Tech team up on rapid production of face shields
With supplies of medical personal protective equipment strained amid the COVID-19 outbreak, a cross-disciplinary team at Emory Healthcare and the Georgia Institute of Technology is working on a new effort to supply thousands of face shields to health care professionals on front lines.
Welcoming the Class of 2024
As they finish their senior year sheltering at home, 5,925 high school students learned March 25 that they are the final students admitted to Emory's Class of 2024. Leaders inside and outside the classroom, they are among the most academically talented students in the world.
FDA: Human trials can begin for Emory COVID-19 antiviral
An oral antiviral discovered and developed at Emory can begin human trials. EIDD-2801 has shown promise for treating COVID-19.
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Telemedicine use rises at Emory during COVID-19 outbreak
Emory scientists working with NASA to map air pollution and its impact on health
New antiviral drug discovered at Emory offers hope for COVID-19 treatment
Beware false 'cures' for COVID-19
Great apes and COVID-19: Experts raise the alarm for endangered species
Emory experts available to discuss COVID-19
Report: Academic health centers can help combat behavioral health problems
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Finding connection and care: Emory Spiritual Life moves online during COVID-19
Emory’s Office of Spiritual and Religious Life has found ways to continue supporting the community during social distancing, including offering resources for Passover, Easter and Ramadan.
Ombuds Office continues serving Emory community through remote learning phase
The university’s Ombuds Office is still serving the Emory community as a communication partner and bridge to other resources during this time of remote learning, teaching and working.
Classes that click: Introduction to sociology
For student Sareena Sethi, decorating her room at home to be more like her college room is helping ease the transition; for sociology professor Devon Goss, a four-legged assistant helps brighten the days. “Classes That Click” explores how Emory is adapting to remote learning.
All hands on deck: Transitioning Emory College to remote teaching
In less than two weeks, Emory College staff helped more than 500 faculty members move from a classroom setting to remote learning for 6,000 undergraduates, now scattered across the country and the world.
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Calm resilience at a time of anxiety: An Ebola veteran doctor joins the coronavirus fight
Los Angeles Times, April 8
Virtual bingo and Minecraft graduation: During the pandemic college students recreate campus life at home
Chronicle of Higher Education, April 7
A real life 'Contagion': Humans may be to blame for viruses jumping from animals to us
CNN, April 7
Promising drug on the horizon for COVID-19
NPR, April 6
- Emory President Claire E. Sterk on the opioid crisis
