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Hello, Emory friends!It’s hard to believe we’re already a week past Commencement. Be sure to check out video highlights from the ceremony and stats on the graduating class. We’re also bringing you photo galleries from Class Day Crossover and Campus Life events, insight into “good stress” and more. Plus, check out the new Emory merchandise that helps keeps school spirit strong year-round. You can always find more great stories on the Emory News Center. We’ll see you next week! - The Emory Report team |
Celebrating the Class of 2025 |
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Milestone
Video highlights from Emory’s 180th Commencement ceremony
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Tradition
Class Day Crossover honors graduates with celebrity guest speaker, on-campus celebration and more
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Campus
Graduating students celebrate community at inaugural Mosaic event
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University Emory’s Class of 2025 by the numbersWith the official conferral of degrees, Emory welcomed 5,527 new alumni across the university, who earned a total of 5,629 degrees. Read more stats about the graduates. |
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Elevate your Emory spirit |
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Introducing a limited, curated collection of Emory apparel and gifts, showcasing new elements and elevated design. Shop the Premier Collection now — for yourself, your student or to celebrate a recent graduate — only at the Emory Bookstore and online. |
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More news across Emory |
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Athletics Women’s golf claims NCAA National Championship titleFollowing a historic run at the 2025 NCAA Division III championships last week in Williamsburg, Virginia, the women's golf team claimed their second national title. The Eagles set a new four-day total score national record at the championships. Plus, sophomore Carys Code became the second Eagle in program history to win the individual national title with her NCAA record-breaking performance. |
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Wellness How ‘good stress’ can contribute to a longer, healthier and happier lifePhysician Sharon Bergquist recently shed light on how stress can be leveraged to help us thrive. Get practical tips and learn about her latest book, “The Stress Paradox: Why You Need Stress to Live Longer, Healthier, and Happier.” |
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Research Children as young as five can navigate a ‘Tiny Town’Emory psychologists Daniel Dilks and Yaelan Jung are pioneering methods to map the brain systems that allow us to recognize and get around our world. Their latest study gives insight into how navigational skills develop. |
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