Oxford College library, academic commons opens

Oxford College students will enjoy a new learning center with greater square footage, usability and technology capabilities this year.

Race and sports culture series features authors, former players	ACE program helps ease adjustments to college, culture	Paying for global chronic disease care: Leaders discuss the options

Emory Libraries will kick off a new "Race and Sports in American Culture Series" with a symposium Sept. 6-7, the first segment in a lineup of events inspired by the African Americans in Sports collection in its Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. Read more »	Now in its second year, Emory's ACE program gains strength with international students seeking a deeper understanding of U.S. campus life and culture. Read more »	International health and business leaders will gather at Emory on Aug. 21 for a free, public forum to explore approaches for financial global chronic disease prevention and care. Read more »

Engage Emory At Orientation this weekend, psychology professor Marshall Duke will give his annual talk on "Parenting a College Student: What to Expect." He's delivered this tried-and-true advice to thousands of parents for more than 25 years. See Duke's advice on how to navigate the complex changes in family dynamics.		Take Note Emory's Kevin Young wins 2013 PEN award Emory ranked among nation's greenest campuses Statues personify Candler Library upgrades Georgia Power aims to ease impacts of substation work Cloud computing entrepreneur builds opportunities on Emory roots Read more »		Faculty in the News Michael Leo Owens "Reduce economic immobility," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Aug. 14 Andra Gillespie "Is Corey Booker leaving a job unfinished?," Bloomberg TV, Aug. 13 George Armelagos "Culture war cookbook: Drinks for two," NPR, Aug. 13 Read more »
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Race and sports culture series features authors, former players