Emory Report
For Students | October 6, 2026
This week’s stories
October brings colorful arts programming to campus
With movie screenings, the Rose Library’s annual drag show, musical performances by The Green Room Ensemble and more, October at Emory offers something for everyone. Mark your calendar for these arts events on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses.
Emory’s Dining Program earns international recognition for sustainability for sixth consecutive year
The award highlights Emory’s work sourcing local and sustainably produced food as well as reducing food waste and combatting food insecurity for community members.
What’s at stake in the midterms? Emory forum to discuss election issues
Emory experts will share insights on the races, issues and forces shaping the 2026 midterm elections during a free forum on Oct. 21. Learn more and register to attend.
CAPS group counseling can help bolster student well-being and mental health
Emory’s counseling services offer a range of options to address the needs of students, including group counseling sessions that can help participants better understand themselves and others, cope with grief over the loss of a loved one, and more.
Presidential Convocations, block party to welcome Emory’s new leadership
The Emory community will come together Oct. 20-22 for three events welcoming the university’s new president and deans. On Thursday, Oct. 22, the entire community is invited to Asbury Circle for a free lunch and opportunities to visit with the university’s new leaders.
Attend the Atlanta Pride Parade with Emory
Register through The Hub to attend the Atlanta Pride Parade on Sunday, Oct. 11, along with Emory University and Emory Healthcare community members.
Join the Mosaic Center for a pre-parade breakfast at Cox Hall, then board shuttles to the parade route. Register today to guarantee your seat.
Other news and notes
Artist makes Atlanta her canvas, with help from Emory’s Start:ME
Muralist Teresa Abboud’s designs brighten areas throughout metro Atlanta, including Emory’s Cox Hall. Watch her work and hear how participating in Goizueta Business School’s Start:ME program helped her see herself as an entrepreneur and mentor.