Special feature: Creating tomorrow's entrepreneurs

Meeting the challenge of bridging academia to the business world, Emory's Goizueta Business School has established a range of entrepreneurship initiatives, partnerships, and seminars that offer mentoring, business incubation, and, potentially, actual investment money for students, faculty, and the broader Emory community.

Spanish faculty member Lisa Dillman wins international translation award

Lisa Dillman's adroit translation of Andrés Barba's "Such Small Hands," a chilling Spanish tale set in an orphanage, has won the prestigious Oxford-Weidenfeld Prize, which honors a book-length translation into English.

Emory hosts global conference on justice research

Scholars from around the world gather on campus this week for the International Society for Justice Research conference, featuring a public keynote by Emory's Kimberly Jacob Arriola on the role of racism in health.

Physicians warn Zika still a concern for travelers

Zika virus infection remains a risk to travelers who are pregnant or who may conceive in the near future, according to infectious disease specialists from Emory University School of Medicine.

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Fragile X: New drug strategy corrects behavioral + biochemical measures in mouse model

Kavanaugh would join one of the most divided Supreme Courts ever, says Emory law scholar

Study of transwomen links hormone therapy to vascular side effects

Study: Human behavior in ORs parallels primate patterns of hierarchy and gender

Rosa Tarbutton Sumter elected to Emory Board of Trustees

Gen. Burke Garrett joins Emory Healthcare Veterans Program as Executive Advisor

Elementary teachers can make measurable difference with autism students, FSU-Emory project shows

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Music & Media Library gives free access to DVDs, e-books and more

Emory¿s Heilbrun Music & Media Library houses thousands of DVDs, CDs and audiobooks. Combined with the OverDrive system of downloadable e-books and audiobooks, it's a perfect source for free summer entertainment for staff, faculty and students.

Emory alumna channels restless spirit in podcast

Emory College alumna Shelby Sanger hosts an adventure podcast that has gained national attention, including a sponsorship by REI.

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Special feature: Science on stage

Theater Emory's "4:48" promises to be a frenetic yet focused showcase of new works inspired by the human microbiome, performed July 14 at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts.

Emory trip explores issues common to South Africa, U.S.

Students, faculty, staff and alumni traveled to South Africa for the 2018 Journeys of Reconciliation trip, an immersive experience that examines the root causes of conflict while building bridges around the world.

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