Recession graduates happier in long run, study finds

Recession graduates happier in long run, study finds

Well-educated college graduates who earned their degrees in a recession were ultimately more satisfied with their jobs, according to a newly published study by a Goizueta Business School professor.


Dogs help students 'paws' for study break

Dogs help students 'paws' for study break

Service dogs come to Woodruff Library Dec. 11-12 to help students de-stress while studying for final exams.

Rare Romare Bearden materials exhibited at Carlos Museum

Rare Romare Bearden materials exhibited at Carlos Museum

Original Romare Bearden works of art, photographs and related printed materials from Emory's Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library are highlighted in an exhibition that opens this month at the Michael C. Carlos Museum.

Mice can inherit learned sensitivity to a smell

Mice can inherit learned sensitivity to a smell

Researchers found that when a mouse is trained to become afraid of a certain odor, his or her pups will be more sensitive to that odor, even though the pups have never encountered it.


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Ring in the holiday season with Music at Emory

December's music program features performances by Emory student ensembles and holiday classics.

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Governance groups discuss health coverage, faculty handbook, transportation updates

Highlights from the November meetings of the University Senate, Faculty Council and Employee Council include the new care management benefit and changes to retiree health plans.

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Pop neuroscience: Bursting the bubble

The latest Emory Report Book|Report features psychology professor Scott Lilienfeld, author of "Brainwashed: The Seductive Appeal of Mindless Neuroscience."

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Emory School of Medicine and Emory Healthcare announce strategic integration

In an effort to increase efficiency and be a national model for academic health centers, Emory School of Medicine and Emory Healthcare will work together under a new "Emory Medicine" initiative.