Emory mathematician ignites acclaim for one of year's top discoveries
Discover Magazine names Emory mathematician Hao Huang's proof of the sensitivity conjecture one of the "Top 50 Science Stories That Matter" for 2019 and Popular Mechanics calls it one of "The 10 Biggest Math Breakthroughs" of the year.
50 diverse Atlanta small businesses selected for support through Emory’s Start:ME program
Start:ME, led by Goizueta Business School, offers free training for small business owners in East Lake, Clarkston and Southside Atlanta. Businesses in the 2020 cohort represent a broad spectrum from baking to fitness to farming and beyond.
Former child soldier studies global development at Emory to give back
Garang Buk Buk Piol was once a child soldier in Sudan. Today, he is pursuing a master's degree in global development at Emory so he can return to foster social and economic progress in his home country.
Emory to host new cutting-edge science exhibition venue
Emory University will partner with Science Gallery International to create and curate an immersive exhibition space in Atlanta designed to inspire young adults in the sciences and arts.
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WHO announces next decade’s urgent health challenges: Emory experts aim for solutions
Emory to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy with King Week
Emory's Presidential Selection Committee announces executive search firm
Kevin C. Karnes appointed vice provost for the arts
DeKalb County Schools, Emory to establish school-based health centers
St. Francis Hospital joins newly formed joint venture created by Emory Healthcare and LifePoint Health
Emory chemists synthesize 'bilingual' molecule connecting two basic codes for life
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Healthy Emory helps employees focus on well-being
The Healthy New YOU Expo returned Thursday, Jan. 9, with more than 1,500 Emory employees enjoying exhibits and demonstrations centered on healthier living. See photos and learn about ongoing wellness programs at Emory.
New TheoEd Talks from Candler School of Theology set for Feb. 9
As part of its initiative in public theological education, TheoEd Talks feature church and academy leaders sparking conversations that change the way people think about faith.
Spring Cinematheque series explores history of African Americans in American films
The Emory Cinematheque, a weekly series of free film screenings, presents "African Americans in American Film" for its spring 2020 program.
New Carlos Museum exhibit explores depictions of Indian gods and goddesses
What does it mean to see the divine in new ways? "Transcendent Deities of India: The Everyday Occurrence of the Divine" opens Jan. 18. More than 70 works from three artists explore the visual communion between humans and the divine.
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Boom and bust: Economy and impeachment capture the forces that will determine Trump's fate
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HepVu launches new data visualizing Hepatitis C’s impact on Americans of different ages, sexes, and races
Yahoo News, Jan. 15
Women’s blood pressure rises earlier, faster than men’s
U.S. News & World Report, Jan. 15
Coming or going, Meghan Markle gets the blame -- and it's because of her race
CNN, Jan. 10
- Emory President Claire E. Sterk on the opioid crisis
