Emory Eagles host 2nd-round NCAA tournament game

March Madness, NCAA Division III style, invades the Woodruff P.E. Center on Saturday as the Emory men's basketball team hosts a second-round NCAA Tournament contest.

Emory seen as top destination for literary arts

Dedication and perseverance in cultivating its literary strengths has helped Emory emerge as a top destination for writers and literary scholars and students.

Tedesco recognized for achievements in dental education

Contributions in behavioral research and dental education have earned Dean Lisa Tedesco top honors from the American Dental Education Association.

Imprint of chemotherapy linked to inflammation in breast cancer survivors

Emory researchers investigate the biology behind cancer-related inflammation that causes symptoms long after treatment has ended.

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Eighth Celebration of Technology and Innovation honors entrepreneurs

Bobby Jones Scholars selected for 2014-15

Self-administration of flu vaccine with a patch may be feasible, study suggests

LGBTQ Person of the Year explores male-female connection

Clinical trial shows stem cell injections reduce low back pain

Graduates to wear 'plastic' gowns

At Emory Law, diversity is more than a buzzword

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QEP event aimed at helping students become critical thinkers

An upcoming pilot event in Emory's Quality Enhancement Plan, "The Nature of Evidence," aims to help students bring critical thinking about diversity into the discussion.

'The Help' star Viola Davis gives students the script on being an actor

Actor Viola Davis, widely known for her performances in "Doubt" and "The Help," answered questions from students and faculty in a break from filming her latest movie.

Lives of activism inspire gift to MARBL

For Emory staff member David McClurkin, a visit to MARBL's current LGBT exhibit prompts a donation of materials that help illustrate the evolution of gay history in the Southeast.

Prize-winning poet visits for reading, discussions

Poet Tracy K. Smith, who won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize, will give a reading, a colloquium and have a conversation with U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey.

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