Health sciences community discusses ways to trim expenses

Economic trends and federal spending cuts prompt WHSC to seek employee suggestions on how to reduce expenses and improve efficiencies.

Campus lottery open for Dalai Lama events	Emory Black Student Union is a new campus hub	Postcards to Emory: Reports from students' study abroad experiences

Students, faculty and staff may enter a lottery from Sept. 1-7 for free tickets for on-campus events. Read more »	Emory's first Black Student Union opens in the DUC as a campus resource supporting Emory's black communities through dedicated space and programming. Read more »	Many Emory students broadened their viewpoints with study abroad experiences this summer. Read more »

Engage Emory Experience "old" Rome in a new way at a gallery talk with Emory art history experts on Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Carlos Museum. The "Images of Rome" exhibit features gaming technology that offers a virtual view of Rome as it was through the 16^th-18^th centuries.		Take Note Remembering Seamus Heaney Interpreting the legacy of King's 'dream' Information security update: Mandatory password change Soiree stirs up excitement about arts and creativity Hamilton Holmes Hall earns LEED gold for green features Read more »		Faculty in the News Kevin Young "Poet Seamus Heaney was a teacher, critic, translator," NPR, Aug. 30 Kevin Ault "More teens getting recommended vaccines," USA Today, Aug. 29 Nathan McCall "Officials to gather at Stone Mountain in honor of March on Washington," WABE-FM Atlanta, Aug. 27 Read more »
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Campus lottery open for Dalai Lama events