Combining academic discussions with hands-on community work, Emory's Scholarship and Service Summer Program gives participants the chance to understand pressing issues from multiple perspectives.
Nearly 58 years ago, young attorney Fred D. Gray picked up 17-year-old John Lewis at a bus station and took him to meet Martin Luther King Jr. Last week, the friends reunited at Emory Law to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act.
A walk across Emory's main campus reveals a variety of works of art by prominent sculptors. Learn the stories behind the art installations you pass each day on your way to work or classes.
When did our ancestors begin using stone tools and butchering large animals? A study led by anthropologist Jessica Thompson investigates marks on 3.4-million-year-old bones to help answer an important evolutionary question.
As Schwartz Foundation Artist in Residence, internationally acclaimed director Eran Riklis visits campus from Aug. 26 to Sept. 11 to talk about the history and current state of Israeli cinema. See his full schedule of public events.
The Heirloom Tomato Festival on Tuesday, Aug. 25, heralds the return of the Emory Farmers Market, offering a variety of local and organic items. Held weekly from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Cox Hall bridge, the market now accepts Dooley Dollars and Eagle Dollars for payment.
