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| Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025 | |||
This week’s stories |
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Leadership Oxford College Dean Badia Ahad named Emory University’s next provostBadia Ahad will be Emory University’s next provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, beginning a two-year term on Nov. 1. Ahad is currently dean of Emory’s Oxford College, a position she has held since 2023. |
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Update Molly McGehee named interim dean of Oxford College of Emory UniversityA widely respected teacher, scholar and leader, Molly McGehee will serve as interim dean of Oxford beginning Nov. 1, while a national search for a permanent dean begins in the summer of 2026. |
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Campus Emory’s graduate student housing expansion slated to open in summer 2027The expansion of The Ridge, which opened to residents in 2024, is officially underway. The second part of the structure will complete the project with 383 additional beds and more community spaces. |
In Case You Missed It Get a sneak peek at Emory’s 2025 Homecoming and Family WeekendsWith events spread across two weekends and both the Atlanta and Oxford campuses, this year’s celebration has something for everyone. Student-focused events are happening across the Atlanta campus from Oct. 20-23, with the theme of “Swoop’s Days Off.” |
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Events Wellbeing Week expansion encourages Emory’s full campus community to embrace self-care practicesThe fall 2025 Living Health and Wellbeing Week, set for Oct. 20-24, highlights eight Elements of Wellbeing to promote daily self-care practices among Emory students and the university community. More than 30 activities will be available throughout campus. |
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Recognition Four Emory Eagles awarded prestigious NSF Graduate Research FellowshipsThe National Science Foundation’s coveted Graduate Research Fellowships support graduate study for high-potential, early-career scholars across a range of fields. Applications are due in early November, and only first-year graduate students are eligible to apply. |
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Emory University and Emory Healthcare participate in annual Atlanta Pride Parade
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Research Major test of new method to control dengue mosquito shows public health benefitA novel disease prevention strategy — targeting a mosquito that spreads the dengue virus — significantly reduces both the mosquito numbers and cases of disease across a community, finds a major new study led by Emory University. |
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