Today is World AIDS Day, a time to commemorate lives lost and to reflect on the road ahead in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Learn about Emory's Center for AIDS Research as investigators work to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic by advancing science to prevent new cases and improve the well-being of people living with HIV across the globe.

You can also join a summit at 6 p.m. this evening about the importance of addressing HIV stigma and care from a faith perspective. “Mind, Body and Soul: A Summit on Faith and HIV” will be held at Candler School of Theology; learn more and register.

As we enter the final days of this election season, the Office of Government and Community Affairs wants to remind the Emory community of the legal restrictions the university must follow regarding political activity to maintain its tax-exempt status. Members of the Emory community cannot place campaign signs on campus as it may erroneously give the impression that the university is supporting or opposing a political candidate. More information can be found here.

Members of the Emory community are free to express their political opinions and engage in political activities to whatever extent they desire, as long as it is clear they are doing so as individuals and not on behalf of the university.

Emory encourages all members of our community to vote, and more information can be found through the Emory Votes Initiative.