`Noah' film spurs scholars to share research on ancient flood myths

The release of Darren Aronofsky¿s film, ¿Noah,¿ provided an opportunity for Ingrid Lilly to connect her research on ancient flood stories to today¿s pop culture.

Quality control guidelines proposed for genomics studies

A policy paper in Nature proposes guidelines for researchers studying the effects of rare genetic variants.

Learning how to be a soldier in the War on Poverty

A University Course helps students understand poverty and how to fight it with history lessons, site visits and interdisciplinary scholarship.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences elects neuroscientist Larry Young

Emory neuroscientist Larry Young has been elected a member of one of the nation's most prestigious honorary societies and a leading center for independent policy research.

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Emory Law-Ga. Tech student team aims to produce medical device

Emory exhibit celebrates life of Hank Aaron

Virtual reality exposure therapy reduces PTSD symptoms

Liberal arts majors take first career steps

Appreciation of insects at heart of Maymester course

Researchers develop new drug to combat the measles

Nichole Phillips: Sharing discoveries in religion and ritual

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Bill Fox remembered for exemplary service to Emory
April 13, Emory University
'Math detective' analyzes odds for suspicious lottery wins
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Welcome, Emory Class of 2018
April 8, Emory University
Undergraduate research award winners announced
April 15, Emory University
Emory's strengths, employee benefit questions discussed at Town Hall
April 17, Emory University

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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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