Schools debut new degrees, faces and spaces this fall

A look at what's new or noteworthy in each school this fall.

Meet the diverse and enthusiastic Class of 2017	Fall college classes showcase Emory strengths	Emory's mission defines building projects

Emory welcomes the Class of 2017. The freshman classes of Emory College and Oxford College include nearly 1,900 students from every region of the nation and around the world. Read more »	A sampling of courses shows the range of ways Emory faculty combine disciplines to teach creatively. Read more »	Construction projects abound at Emory this fall, strengthening opportunities for education and engagement at the liberal arts research university. Read more »

Engage Emory From slapstick to screwball, the "American Comedy Classics" fall film series from Emory Cinematheque will tickle your funny bone. First up on Wednesday, Aug. 28 is "Some Like It Hot," with Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon, at 7:30 p.m. in White Hall 205.		Take Note Druid Hills residents hear cityhood options New members elected to Board of Trustees March on Washington had international impact NIH funds new National Center for Functional Glycomics at Emory Information security update: Mandatory password change Read more »		Faculty in the News Sarah McPhee "Emory exhibit unveils Rome that was," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Aug. 23 Tyrone Forman "Have we achieved racial equality? Whites say yes, blacks say no," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 22 Amy Chen "Poor oral hygiene tied to cancer-linked virus, study finds," MSN Health, Aug. 21 Read more »
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Meet the diverse and enthusiastic Class of 2017