Marathon runner takes on Boston after surgery

Feb. 23

Marathon runner takes on Boston after surgery

Thanks to Emory spine specialist Dr. John Heller, runner Darlene Goode was able to fulfill her dream of running the Boston Marathon - only months after surgery for degenerative disc disease.


Encouragement beats nagging to help smokers quit

Feb. 23

Encouragement beats nagging to help smokers quit

If you want a loved one to stop smoking and you feel tempted to nag, you may want to try to extinguish your impulse. You might be doing more harm than good, says Emory cancer expert Carla Berg.

Student selected as Luce Scholar for fellowship in Asia

Feb. 23

Student selected as Luce Scholar for fellowship in Asia

Emory University senior Dana Toy is one of 18 Americans selected as a 2012-2013 Luce Scholar for a year of hands-on experience and work in Asia, and the fifth Emory student selected for the highly competitive scholarship since 2000.

Scottsboro Boys part of hidden civil rights history

Feb. 23

Scottsboro Boys part of hidden civil rights history

Emory African American Studies associate professor Carol Anderson discusses the Scottsboro Boys.


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Women and Gender Awards honor Unsung Heroines, others

The ceremony on Feb. 23, hosted by the Center for Women and the President's Commission on the Status of Women, combines the honoring of the special service and talents of women.

Feb. 22

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Department of German Studies named 'Center of Excellence'

A freshly refined curriculum and student learning opportunities that stretch far beyond the classroom have helped earn the Department of German Studies top recognition this month as a German Center of Excellence by the American Association of Teachers of German.

Feb. 22

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How to make money with social media

In this Emory Report Book|Report podcast, marketing professor Reshma Shah shares practical strategies for businesses to maximize social media marketing.

Feb. 20

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Emory Profile: Clark Lemons

A Q&A with English professor Clark Lemons on what makes Oxford Drama Guild's upcoming performance unique, and why theater is a key part of the liberal arts experience.

Feb. 17


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