Q[amp]A with Bonna Wescoat: Digging into the mystery of a Greek island

In an interview with Emory Report, art history professor Bonna Wescoat explains why she digs excavations on the Greek island of Samothrace.

Film series heralds French director's campus events	Emory named 'Best Value' by Kiplinger's	Hurricane Sandy: Will the storm impact the election?

Four films by Claire Denis will be shown before her arrival on campus, where she will screen her 2009 film and participate in a Creativity Conversation. Read more »	Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine has named Emory University a "Best Value" for 2012-13. Read more »	As the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy wreaks havoc on the East Coast, it is undetermined what impact the storm may have on Election Day. Read more »

Engage Emory Come to the first annual fall poetry and prose reading at the Alloy Literary Magazine Coffeehouse located in Brooks Common of Cannon Chapel, on Friday, Nov. 2, 7 p.m. All faculty, students and staff are invited to hear creative literary work and enjoy light refreshments. Free; no RSVP necessary.		Take Note Friday, Nov. 2, is last day for benefits sign-up Emory shuttles adding routes, making changes Predictive health experts offer a prescription for change Read more »		Faculty in the News Sarah Shalf "Voter-rights groups call for better election training, oversight," Morris News Service, Oct. 30 Paul Root Wolpe "When 'God's will,' rape and pregnancy collide," CNN.com, Oct. 25 Otis Brawley "New laws add a divisive component to breast screening," New York Times, Oct. 24 Read more »
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Film series heralds French director's campus events