New HIV prevention guidelines combine biomedical, behavioral approaches

New HIV prevention guidelines combine biomedical, behavioral approaches

In an innovative approach to HIV prevention, an interdisciplinary group of experts has come together for the first time to lay out a framework of best practices to optimize the role of the clinician in achieving an AIDS-free generation.


Emory summer scholar competes in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament

Emory summer scholar competes in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament

Josiah Takang, an ION@Yerkes scholar working at Emory this summer, got to test his knowledge for a $75,000 top prize in the Jeopardy! Teen Tournament, which began airing July 21.

Two Emory hospitals turn their operating rooms 'green'

Two Emory hospitals turn their operating rooms 'green'

Emory University Hospital Midtown and Emory University Hospital are becoming more environmentally friendly, thanks to a new comprehensive waste management plan.

Gaming support: A valuable growing service at Emory

Gaming support: A valuable growing service at Emory

With the rise of gaming research and design and the popularity of public gaming spaces at other universities, the student services division of Emory's Library & Information Technology Services has begun to provide spaces for gaming.


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Joyce Carol Oates tickets available Aug. 5; Emory reading keynotes Decatur Book Festival

Literary icon Joyce Carol Oates reads Aug. 29 at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts as the keynote for the Decatur Book Festival, which features several Emory authors.

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Student tech trends: more laptops in class, fewer personal printers

An annual survey shows how new technology is changing the Emory student experience, tracking trends ranging from tablet use to gaming on campus.

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'Walks with Matthew' can lead to better health, communication

Campus Services chief Matthew Early invites the Emory community to take a walk on Friday for an opportunity to talk with him about any topic while also getting healthy exercise.

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Faculty learn Chinese to help connect with international students

Met by growing numbers of Chinese students in their classes, some Emory faculty are inspired to learn the language themselves to help improve communication.