Special feature: Bonding over bones, stones and beads
Emory anthropologist Jessica Thompson takes students into the field in Malawi to help uncover mysteries of prehistoric hunter-gatherers in Africa. The project has already yielded the oldest-known human DNA from Africa, preserved by the cool, arid ecosystem of the excavation sites.
Rollins researchers receive IBM grant to study impact of climate change on health
Researchers at the Emory Rollins School of Public Health have received one of IBM's Climate Change and Environmental grants, which provide technology resources to assist research on climate change and environmental issues.
Mapped: The future of the School of Medicine's Class of 2018
With the aid of an interactive map, explore the broad range of institutions the graduating class from the School of Medicine were matched with this year for their medical residencies.
Seeing the world through a different lens
Emory students' study abroad photos showcase learning experiences across the globe.
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For DNA Day, learn about Emory genomic advances
Emory, other leading universities urge appeals court to support DACA students
Virulence in "Iraqibacter": potential Achilles' heel?
Emory Healthcare and Walmart collaborate on employee health, spine surgery and joint replacement surgery
Emory joins American Talent Initiative, aiming to educate more high-achieving, low- and moderate-income students
Emory allergist: 10 tips to help survive spring pollen
Emory receives $12.7 million grant to continue oxytocin research
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Emory Entrepreneurship Summit provides business insights, keys to success
Students, faculty, staff and the Atlanta community had the opportunity to dive into the world of entrepreneurship at the fourth-annual Emory Entrepreneurship Summit, hosted by Goizueta Business School in conjunction with Emory Entrepreneurship Ecosystem.
Crespino to discuss Atticus Finch biography, Harper Lee letters at Emory
History professor Joseph Crespino will discuss his new book, "Atticus Finch: The Biography," at a Rosemary Magee Creativity Conversation on May 3 at Emory's Woodruff Library.
The PATH at Emory opens to acclaim
A partnership between Emory and the PATH Foundation has created a new bike/pedestrian path that will expand the local trail network and offer a safer alternative commute option. The new path officially opened April 20 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Weeks tapped to lead Emory's Center for Faculty Development and Excellence
Physics professor Eric Weeks has been appointed the new director of the Center for Faculty Development and Excellence and associate vice provost for faculty affairs, effective July 1.
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Fossilized Human Footprint Found Nestled in a Giant Sloth Footprint
The Atlantic, April 26
This teen's racist prom invite was a bad idea. But a free-speech expert says it's his right
Washington Post, April 26
The Fighting Has Begun Over Who Owns Land Drowned by Climate Change
Bloomberg, April 26
The powerful pattern Democrats must break to win the Senate
CNN, April 17
- Emory President Claire E. Sterk on the opioid crisis
