May 20
Too many African American young men are 'cut dead,' says Emory professor
Despite their hopes and aspirations for the future, too many African American young men are still being rendered mute and invisible by society, says Emory University's Gregory Ellison.
May 21
Bone to be wild: Fleshing out a career devoted to skeletons and people
At a recent annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, students and colleagues celebrated Emory anthropologist George Armelagos' ongoing career of 50 years.
May 20
Emory and Coursera: Benefits beyond the numbers
Emory's first steps into online learning, known as MOOCs, reap unexpected and far-reaching benefits.
May 20
Putting students first, public health teacher instructs, mentors
Juan Leon, winner of the the ASPH/Pfizer Early Career in Public Health Teacher Award, puts students first. His passion for helping people reach their potential has made him a favorite among students and a standout among fellow faculty members.
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Emory Looks at Hollywood: Psychoanalysis of the great Jay Gatsby
May 19
New scholarship with strong Emory ties gives hope to Washington D.C. students
May 19
White matter imaging provides insight into aging
May 19
Cystic fibrosis research extends and improves lives for children and adults
May 19
Rollins family gives $2 million for endowed chair in cardiovascular research
May 17
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Faculty recognized for excellence in teaching at school ceremonies
See a list of the faculty awards presented at school diploma ceremonies, including the Emory Williams Award for Distinguished Teaching.
May 13
Mentoring is mutual and a high priority for Karen Stolley
Karen Stolley, chair of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, is the 2013 honoree for the George P. Cuttino Award for Excellence in Mentoring.
May 10
Taking a behind-the-scenes look at Commencement
It takes an army-sized team to put on Commencement, including hundreds of dedicated volunteers. The major players describe their roles.
May 10
Stephanie Llanes: Using her talents for the greater good
A non-traditional student finds a new and exciting path to her longtime goal of attending law school.
May 10
Emory in the News »
How scandals drive politics
MSNBC, May 20
Shrewd Ga. businesswoman fought stereotypes
Associated Press, May 17
Emory University Commencement video condenses 7 hours with time-lapse footage
Huffington Post, May 16
No Powerball winner means jackpot swells to $475M
ABC's Good Morning America, May 16
- Randall Burkett, curator of African-American collections at Emory's library
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