Ethics and Servant Leadership interns dig into urban gardens

This summer, more than 30 Emory students are interning for Atlanta nonprofits, learning what it means to be not just a leader - but a servant leader.

Battling this brain tumor takes a combination of powerful tools

Cancer surviror Cody Mahan and his family didn't think they would have to deal with cancer again so soon, but then he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Five-year survival rates for his type of cancer, glioblastoma, are around 10 percent.

With help from Emory scholars, Winged Victory returns to flight at the Louvre

One of the world's most famous works of art is now restored and back on view, thanks to an international team including Emory's Bonna Wescoat.

Joyce Carol Oates tickets available Aug. 5; Emory reading keynotes Decatur Book Festival

Literary icon Joyce Carol Oates reads Aug. 29 at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts as the keynote for the Decatur Book Festival, which features several Emory authors.

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Anti-inflammatory drugs help in Parkinson's model

Same-sex marriage will be legal nationwide as early as next year, Emory expert predicts

Emory Healthcare reimagines patient care with accountable care units

Three Emory softball players receive prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships

Jerry Lewis appointed Emory senior vice president for communications and public affairs

When in Rome: Classics convention brings hundreds to Emory

Brave hearts: Faces of heart transplant

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Emory's Goizueta BBA program ranks no. 7 in nation
July 16, Goizueta Business School
U.S. News & World Report ranks Emory Hospitals among best in Georgia and Atlanta
July 15, Emory University
Faculty learn Chinese to help connect with international students
July 11, Emory University
'Viral fitness' discovery defines HIV vulnerability
July 11, Emory University
Difficult conversations: When a patient is facing death
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Student tech trends: more laptops in class, fewer personal printers

An annual survey shows how new technology is changing the Emory student experience, tracking trends ranging from tablet use to gaming on campus.

'Walks with Matthew' can lead to better health, communication

Campus Services chief Matthew Early invites the Emory community to take a walk on Friday for an opportunity to talk with him about any topic while also getting healthy exercise.

Faculty learn Chinese to help connect with international students

Met by growing numbers of Chinese students in their classes, some Emory faculty are inspired to learn the language themselves to help improve communication.

Teaching business in the digital age

Armed with innovative options, Goizueta Business School professors are enhancing the in-class experience, collaborating with other institutions and creating courses to prepare students to excel in the use of digital tools.

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