Undergraduate research award winners announced

The Robert W. Woodruff Library at Emory University is pleased to announce that the 2014 Woodruff Library Undergraduate Research Award winners have been selected by its panel of judges.

Emory on Coursera: Ancient Nubia's art and archaeology

Emory's Coursera class, "The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Nubia," examines evidence from archaeological findings of Nubia.

Bill Fox remembered for exemplary service to Emory

William H. Fox Jr., a university educator perhaps best known for his leadership in developing a creative and robust student affairs division at Emory, died unexpectedly Friday evening at Emory University Hospital.

NIH funds center for flu research, surveillance

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has awarded Emory a contract to fund the Emory-UGA Center of Excellence for Influenza Research and Surveillance.

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Dengue study to focus on asymptomatic carriers

'Math detective' analyzes odds for suspicious lottery wins

Welcome, Emory Class of 2018

Daniel Reynolds: Media studies and the mind

Test predicts risk of death from heart disease without family history

Emory hosts 'Conversation Among Presidents'

Pediatrics researcher uses NIH BRAINS award to study adolescent depression

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LaDonna Cherry: Empowering others to shine

The outgoing president of the Employee Council talks about empowerment for employees through speaking up and being engaged.

Global Health teams compete to reform WHO

Teams in the 2014 International Emory Global Health Case Competition presented strategies to make the World Health Organization more nimble and responsive.

Chefs put on a show of food and culture for students' projects

A trip to a trailblazing restaurant serves up a lesson in food and culture for international students to write about.

Elena Conis: Bridging health history and the humanities

Through strengths in interdisciplinary teaching and research, Mellon Fellow Elena Conis is helping Emory re-envision the humanities and expand their scope.

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