Emory Report
Weekly Edition | October 19, 2026
Hi, Emory friends!
Homecoming festivities start on Thursday, Oct. 22. With events on both the Atlanta and Oxford campuses, you don’t want to miss this.
Plus, get to know a student who is launching an ADHD-centered scheduling app, see photos from the Atlanta Pride Parade and more.
We hope to see you on campus this weekend!
— The Emory Report team
This week’s stories
Get your kicks at Emory Homecoming 2026
Check out what’s in store for Emory’s Homecoming and Family Weekend, happening Oct. 22-25 on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses. From athletics events and food to tours, concerts and races, there’s something for everyone.
Student-built app works to redefine accessibility
Emory senior Malia Wakesho-Ajwang is launching asoma, an ADHD-centered scheduling app. The platform aims to help students struggling with executive function and incorporates psychologists’ expertise.
Goizueta School of Business launches Center for AI in Finance
Emory’s Goizueta Business School has publicly launched its Center for AI in Finance, expanding research, student opportunities and industry collaboration to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping financial markets and business.
Hip preservation vs. replacement: Which is right for hip pain?
For individuals experiencing pain, hip preservation may offer an alternative to hip replacement. Emory Healthcare surgeons use specialized techniques to diagnose and treat hip conditions by repairing damaged structures and correcting underlying abnormalities.
Emory community joins annual Atlanta Pride Parade
Community members and guests from both Emory University and Emory Healthcare marched together in the Atlanta Pride Parade earlier this month. See photos of the fun.