Helping stop COVID-19
Emory earned a record $831 million in research funding for the last fiscal year and ranks #3 nationwide in NIH awards for COVID-19 among universities, as researchers shifted course rapidly to tackle the biggest public health crisis in more than 100 years.
Vaccine tested at Emory highly effective in preventing COVID-19, study says
An investigational vaccine tested at Emory is 94.5 percent effective at preventing COVID-19, according to early results from a large-scale clinical trial.
Science Gallery Atlanta launches video series on coping and resilience
The "Connect and Cope" video series launches Friday, Nov. 20, with professor Jericho Brown sharing his Pulitzer Prize-winning poetry and discussing the importance of creativity in connecting with the world.
Emory grad creates viral image of Kamala Harris and Ruby Bridges
Bria Goeller, who graduated from Emory College in 2019, speaks out on her now iconic image and how Emory helped her learn to engage with communities and foster empathy through her original artwork.
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Emory announces plans for modified in-person Commencement in May 2021
Major review of plants' role in antibacterial activity clears new paths for drug discovery
Robotic imaging system helps support personalized care at Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital
Warp Speed chief visits Emory, urges participation in COVID vaccine trials
Emory Healthcare Veterans Program celebrates five years, expands services to 13 states
Return to sports after COVID-19: cardiologists’ recommendations
Emory experts react to 2020 election results
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Volunteers named to lead Emory fundraising campaign
To empower Emory University’s future, President Gregory L. Fenves has announced the appointment of a Campaign Cabinet — Emory alumni and community members whose leadership will guide the university’s next wave of fundraising.
Challenges of 2020 prompt creative writing students to view life differently
The seminar Bodies in the World encourages students to explore themselves and their environments in the context of current situations such as the pandemic and Black Lives Matter. From classroom time to campus explorations, they examine their world with fresh perspective.
Data science course delivers new perspectives on language
Combining the humanities with the cutting-edge field of data science, an innovative Emory College course examines how turning text into data can lead to new insights on topics ranging from poetry to social media posts.
Laney Graduate School dean to step down at close of academic year
Lisa A. Tedesco, dean of the Laney Graduate School and vice provost for academic affairs — graduate studies, has announced that she will step down at the end of the 2020–2021 academic year.
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How to instill public confidence in a COVID-19 vaccine
CNN, Nov. 20
Grim milestone: U.S. reaches 250,000 deaths from COVID-19
NPR, Nov. 19
Stacey Abrams is 2020's election star — Can she turn Georgia blue, again, in 2021?
NBC News, Nov. 18
Investigator for Moderna vaccine study credits ‘unfathomable’ amount of resources for speed of development
Fox News, Nov. 16
- Emory Healthcare CEO Jonathan Lewin in a joint CNN column with Delta CEO Ed Bastian
