You can't always get what you want -- unless you're the Emory University Concert Choir, which received the invitation of a lifetime to sing backup at the Rolling Stones concert in Atlanta last week.
Paul Ficklin-Alred, a program coordinator in the School of Medicine, has been biking to work for a decade. Hear him explain why and learn about the resources available to bicycle commuters at Emory.
With public performances slated for June 20 through July 11, Breaking Ground takes audiences behind the scenes for the creation of seven different theater projects -- including a day-long playwriting "bake-off."
A landmark study will change the way patients with diffuse gliomas, a form of brain tumor, will be diagnosed and treated in the future. Emory researcher and neuropathologist Daniel J. Brat is lead author of the study.
Ready to relax with a good book this summer? Whether you want to be entertained, enlightened or both, you'll find plenty of options in these recommendations from faculty and staff.
President Obama's new national strategy to promote the health of pollinators is "an important wake-up call," says Emory biologist Berry Brosi, whose research focuses on bees.
Don’t miss your last chance to see "African Cosmos: Stellar Arts," a special exhibit that ends Sunday, June 21, at Emory’s Michael C. Carlos Museum. Sunday is also Father's Day, so dads get in free for the day with the purchase of one child's admission.
