Cutting the federal budget: Students show U.S. Senate how it's done

Thanks to the U.S. budget deficit, professor Michael Rich's public policy process class is especially relevant this year.

March is a melodic month for music at Emory	Sequestration cuts loom but no 'grand bargain'	Book\|Report podcast: A crisis of faith

Vocalists, ensembles and stars offer an array of musical performances throughout the month of March. Read more »	Emory political science experts say we should expect sequestration to happen this time, with the possibility of another temporary solution and no 'grand bargain.' Read more »	In the latest Book\|Report podcast, Candler professor Thomas Long talks about how preachers can respond when innocent suffering causes a crisis of faith. Read more »

Engage Emory An 80,000 word thesis would take nine hours to present. Watch Emory graduate students do it in three minutes! At the Laney Graduate School's Three Minute Thesis Competition on Tuesday, March 5, graduate students will compete for cash prizes as they explain their research projects to a non-specialist audience. From 4-6 p.m. in PAIS Room 290.		Take Note Former Fed governor to talk about funding retirement in 21st century Women's History Month offers diversity of events Pride Awards honor LGBT champions Emory Library opening a can of words Read more »		Faculty in the News Michael Kang "Voting Rights Act still relevant in Georgia," Georgia Public Broadcasting, Feb. 27 Samuel Sober "How birds learn to sing," WAMC-FM New York, Feb. 27 Ann Abramowitz "Family of five learns to manage and thrive with ADHD," WXIA-TV Atlanta, Feb. 26 Read more »
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March is a melodic month for music at Emory