Town hall features message from President Carter, questions with Jason Carter
With health in mind, Emory’s 39th annual Carter Town Hall was held virtually, as students watched a special message from Emory professor and former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, then heard his eldest grandson, Jason Carter, answer their questions live.
Emory campuses under Tropical Storm Warning
Emory’s Atlanta and Oxford campuses have been placed under a Tropical Storm Warning by the National Weather Service. Emory is closely monitoring the potential for severe weather.
Georgia Research Alliance supporting two new scholars at Emory
The Georgia Research Alliance has named two Emory faculty members as GRA-supported investigators: immunologist Rafick-Pierre Sekaly, and lung disease researcher Louise Hecker.
Decision 2020: Emory experts weigh in on the 2020 presidential race
While all elections shape history, the 2020 presidential race is poised to be one for the record books. Five Emory election experts weigh in on the key issues and what’s at stake.
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Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital first in metro Atlanta to receive state’s highest designation for emergency cardiac care
Emory president updates actions university is taking for racial justice
National Academy of Medicine elects two Emory researchers in 2020 class
Emory announces plan for spring 2021 semester
Emory helps establish national standard of care for COVID-19 treatment
Stewart’s new book ‘Black Women, Black Love’ examines African American marriage
NCI awarding Emory $9.9 million to study cancer, autoimmune intersection with COVID-19
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November features virtual concerts, artist lectures and a live reading of 'Sovereignty'
One highlight of arts programs in November will be a live reading of "Sovereignty," a play exploring the politics and struggles of the Cherokee Nation. The performance continues the Michael C. Carlos Museum’s celebration of Indigenous people.
Emory joins with Latino Youth Leadership Conference to encourage students to attend college
After hosting the Latino Youth Leadership Conference in the past, Emory is at the forefront of this year’s virtual event, aimed at empowering Latinx young people to pursue higher education.
Ten things to do during annual benefits enrollment
Each year, annual benefits enrollment gives Emory University faculty and staff the opportunity to review benefits and make changes for the upcoming year. Find out what’s new for 2021, including a new tool that helps determine which plans work best for you.
Learn how to be an ergonomics hero at home
Working from home doesn’t have to be synonymous with working in discomfort. Healthy Emory teaches employees how to make simple changes to improve posture and reduce aches and pains. Watch a webinar or schedule training for your team.
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More than 49 million people have already voted. Here's how that compares with past elections.
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Next up in hunt for COVID-19 vaccine: Testing shots in kids
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- Emory Healthcare CEO Jonathan Lewin in a joint CNN column with Delta CEO Ed Bastian
