Emory Selected for '2009 Green Rating Honor Roll'
Emory University has been selected for Princeton Review's "2009 Green Rating Honor Roll," a list honoring 11 colleges and universities that each received the highest scores under the Review's new "Green Rating" of colleges.
Emory Residence Hall Honored for Sustainable Features
Emory University's Turman Hall has been named by University Business Magazine as one of its "Dorms of Distinction" for residential features that provide for safe and sustainably designed student housing in the large private institution category.
Methodist History Book Earns Award for Emory Professor
A book by Rex Matthews of Emory University's Candler School of Theology is being honored as the best book published during the year on the history, biography, polity or theology of United Methodism or its predecessors.
Trethewey Named Ga. Woman of the Year
Natasha Trethewey, Emory University Pulitzer Prize winning poet and professor, has been named 2008 Georgia Woman of the Year by the Georgia Commission on Women.
Political Analysis: All Signs Point to a Decisive Democratic Victory
The polls may show a tight horse race, but voters will likely see a blowout in November for Sen. Barack Obama and the Democrats, says Emory political scientist Alan Abramowitz in a new coauthored paper on "The Myth of a Toss-Up Election."
Emory Rated as 'Great College To Work For'
Emory University has been recognized in an online survey conducted by The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the 2008 "Great Colleges to Work For."
Emory Appoints Three New Alumni Trustees
Three new alumni trustees will join Emory University's Board of Trustees this fall and include a top administrator at Princeton University, a global leader in investment banking and the head of the world's largest provider of distribution facilities and services.
Emory's Barton Child Law Clinic Names Director
Karen Worthington has been appointed director of Emory University School of Law's Barton Child Law and Policy Clinic effective August 2008.
Ancient African Kingdom Captured in Emory Exhibit
The majesty and mystery of stone monuments from the ancient African kingdoms of Nubia have come to Emory University in an exhibition of photographs from famed New York Times photographer Chester Higgins.
