Student detectives find mind-changing ideas in Emory archives

Using Emory's archives in an African American history class challenges students to think outside the textbook.

Goizueta's students achieve top employment numbers	Emory finds its voice in higher ed 'relevance debate'	Forum of remembrance to honor Nelson Mandela

For the second consecutive year, the Goizueta School of Business had the No. 1 MBA placement record of any U.S. business school in the Top 30. Read more »	A national conversation is unfolding around the future - and relevance - of higher education, and the role of online learning in particular. Find out what Emory leaders are saying. Read more »	A Dec. 10 forum of remembrance recognizes the life of the late president of South Africa, Nelson Mandela. Read more »

Engage Emory 'Paws' for a study break during finals with pet therapy in the Woodruff Library, Dec. 11-12. Hit the books at the Center for Women's Study Circle Dec. 11 from 3-9 p.m. for snacks and support. Later, keep the midnight oil burning at the DUC's Moonlight Breakfast from 10 p.m. to midnight.		Take Note Campus causes offer ways to help others this holiday season Emory advocates for longer-term federal budget deal Alzheimer's discovery could lead to drugs that slow disease progression Emory projects recognized for green design Rare Romare Bearden materials exhibited at Carlos Museum Read more »		Faculty in the News Cecile Janssens "DNA testing company won't offer health information anymore," Science, Dec. 6 Matthew Bernstein "The politics behind the National Film Registry," Hollywood Reporter, Dec. 6 Timothy Holbrook "Patent reform in America: Trolls on the hill," The Economist, Dec. 6 Read more »
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Goizueta's students achieve top employment numbers