Fall forum will explore liberal arts at Emory

The Sept. 30 Fall Forum on the Liberal Arts launches a campus-wide conversation and expanded exploration of the future of the liberal arts at Emory.

Food trucks, fanfare and fun at Homecoming 2013	Marlon Gibson: A commitment to transformation	Vaccines for newest pandemic flu threat to be tested

From class reunions to a spirited parade and a rocking concert, Emory's Homecoming Weekend Sept. 26-29 is all about reconnecting. Read more »	Emory Profile: Beyond transforming student lives through Emory's Office of Student Conduct, Marlon Gibson achieved a personal transformation: a 245-pound weight loss. Read more »	Physician/researchers at Emory and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta will begin testing a vaccine designed to protect against H7N9 influenza, the bird flu strain that caused severe illness and death in China last spring. Read more »

Engage Emory Open Streets Dekalb on Sunday, Sept. 29 from 3-6 p.m. will transform Emory Village into a vibrant, car-free space, inspired by Atlanta's Streets Alive movement. Walk, bike or play games and enjoy entertainment and specials at Village businesses.		Take Note Class of 2013 finds strong job market for liberal arts majors Emory Bubble is new hub for forums and community Emory a top contributor to Teach for America corps Author Barbara Brown Taylor to explore faith formation in McDonald Lecture Acclaim: Honors for Freeman, Lynn and Medbery Read more »		Faculty in the News Gregory Ellison "Civil rights leader urges nonviolence," Gannett News Service, Sept. 21 Katie Rudd "Emory scientists find obesity syndrome cause," Atlanta Business Chronicle, Sept. 20 Esfandiar Maasoumi "Five years after Lehman Brothers' collapse, where does Georgia stand?," WABE.org Atlanta, Sept. 17 Read more »
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Food trucks, fanfare and fun at Homecoming 2013