A taste of traditional Italian medicine

Medical ethnobotanist Cassandra Quave sheds light on traditional uses of medicinal plants in southern Italy.

Candler builds new library, teaching chapel	Rollins' reach improves lives around the world	Land banks: A tool for managing urban blight

The dream of bringing together faculty offices, classrooms and the library at Candler School of Theology is under construction. Read more »	The Claudia Nance Rollins Building holds an education in dozens of topics that are vital to health and survival. Read more »	Frank Alexander, law professor, gives communities a tool to turn vacant spaces into vibrant places. Read more »

Engage Emory Swim and see a dive-in movie "Finding Nemo," Thursday, July 11, at the Student Activity and Academic Center (SAAC). Free popcorn, free admission for SAAC members, Emory students, guest pass holders; guests $5.		Take Note Pack a picnic for outdoor twilight concerts at Emory Workshops offer tips for college admission and savings Proposals for next Coursera courses wanted Emory Continuing Education expands online learning Lifestyle coach is employee benefit New dual degrees being offered in bioethics Read more »		Faculty in the News Ani B. Satz "Gag the 'ag-gag' laws that bar undercover recording of cruelty to farm animals," Christian Science Monitor, July 6 Thomas Price "Physician: Elder abuse more common than many realize," WABE.org, July 3 Jeffrey Lesser "Rousseff bets on vote to stem decline as Brazil seeks change," Bloomberg, July 2 Read more »
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Candler builds new library, teaching chapel