His Holiness the Dalai Lama: An uncommon professor

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama steps into his role as professor to students and a member of the faculty during his campus visit.

Postcard from Ecuador: Tracking the tide of globalization	Dalai Lama's challenge: A 21st century of peace and compassion	Lecture: 'Laughing Gas: No Laughing Matter for Climate Change and the Environment'

Each year, an Oxford College sociology class travels to Ecuador to explore the Amazon, witnessing shamanic powers, and studying the flip side of immigration. Read more »	His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama shares a vision of peace, compassion and action at his public talk on Oct. 8, his first appearance during a three-day visit to Emory. Read more »	Laughing gas is no laughing matter for climate change and the environment, says environmental studies researcher Eri Saikawa, who will give a talk on the topic Oct. 21. Read more »

Engage Emory Make every step count with the Fall Walking Challenge. Exercise 150+ minutes a week during the five-week challenge, which begins Oct. 14, for a chance to win prizes like custom-fit shoes from Phidippides and FitBit wearable health trackers. Open to faculty and staff, spouses and partners.		Take Note Updated: Impact of the partial government shutdown on Emory University Apply for employee development programs Cognitive function drug proves beneficial for patients with brain cancer Career training to strengthen biomedical workforce School of Nursing offers new degree options Read more »		Faculty in the News George J. Armelagos "The new rankings frontier: Mentions in the media," Chronicle of Higher Education, Oct. 8 Michael Kang "Emory professor on protected speech case before U.S. Supreme Court," WHYY-FM Philadelphia, Oct. 8 Gordon Newby "Holy Trollers: How to argue about religion online," CNN.com Belief blog, Oct. 5 Read more »
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Postcard from Ecuador: Tracking the tide of globalization