Emory Report

for Faculty & Staff | November 4, 2026


Attend today’s “After the Vote” post-election forum

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Wednesday, Nov. 4.   |   4 p.m.   |   Convocation Hall

What do the results of the midterm elections tell us about Georgia and the nation? Register to attend a conversation examining key election results, voter engagement and turnout, campaign dynamics, and what the outcomes could mean moving forward. 

Tia Mitchell of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will moderate the discussion featuring Emory experts Andra Gillespie, Bernard Fraga, Michael Lewis and Joseph Crespino. 


Emory community celebrates 25 years of Tibet Week

Tibet Week 2026 marked 25 years of honoring Emory’s connection with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the Drepung Loseling Monastery in South India. View photos from the opening ceremony and sand mandala creation.

Someone opens a green antique book to its title page, which reads "Forget Me Not: A Christmas and News Year's Present"

Rose Library’s ‘gift books’ reveal a fascinating chapter in literary history

Popular anthologies given as gifts in the 19th century reveal volumes about the history of literacy and book manufacture. They’re among the featured items in “Miscellaneous Monthly,” Rose Library’s open house, on Tuesday, Nov. 17.

Goizueta Business School alum Willi Freire

Willi Freire finds his voice in leadership

Goizueta Business School alum Willi Freire attended Emory thanks to the Robert W. Woodruff Scholarship. Now, as the new president of the Goizueta Alumni Board, he’s opening doors for the next generation.  


Understanding and decreasing barriers to HIV prevention access

Jason Schneider and Jendayi Griggs portraits on an Impact in Progress background

Despite dramatic advances in HIV prevention, administrative, social and economic barriers continue to prevent life-saving medications from reaching the individuals who need them most. 

In this episode, Impact in Progress podcast host Kimberly Eck sits down with Jason Schneider and Jendayi Griggs from the Emory School of Medicine and Grady Health System to examine clinical and community-based strategies for overcoming healthcare friction. 
 


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