Serving students who served
Building on extensive service to veterans through health care and legal aid, Emory increases outreach and support for veterans as undergraduate and graduate students.
Emory Johns Creek Hospital breaks ground on facility expansion
Emory Johns Creek Hospital broke ground on the facility's $61 million expansion, including the addition of two new floors and 40 beds to the existing hospital.
Iron Curtain's consequences still evident for former West Germany
The border that split post-war Germany has long fascinated scholars who explored its impact on the Communist East. Emory historian Astrid Eckert's new book flips that narrative, examining the lasting consequences for what was West Germany.
Atlanta Falcons pledge $200,000 to Winship
The Atlanta Falcons are pledging an annual donation of $200,000 to Emory's Winship Cancer Institute to support its cancer research programs.
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Emory University appoints new vice president of research administration
Emory to establish research center on dementia caregiving
Emory University and The Morningside Foundation promote innovative, affordable health care treatments
The psychology of thrills and chills
With expedited partner therapy, researchers forecast lower rates of sexually transmitted infections
Emory releases results of student survey on sexual violence, harassment
National Academy of Medicine elects Sanjay Gupta, Emory neurosurgeon and CNN correspondent
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Symposium highlights Emory's leading research in sleep science
Surrounded by artificial light and enticed by screens, Americans are chronically sleep-deprived. Through the Emory University Sleep Consortium, researchers are forging collaborations across disciplines to advance the study of sleep.
Emory public health student honored for family planning advocacy
Alison Hoover, an MPH student at Rollins School of Public Health, is one of just 40 people worldwide selected for the 2019 cohort of "120 Under 40: The New Generation of Family Planning Leaders."
Employee Council builds connections, prepares for 50th anniversary
The Emory Employee Council has launched its work for the academic year, including new strategies for hearing employee needs and plans to celebrate the group's 50th anniversary in 2020.
Lend a hand on Emory Cares International Day of Service
Students, alumni, faculty and staff come together on Saturday, Nov. 9, to serve communities in Atlanta and around the world during the annual Emory Cares International Day of Service. Learn how you can join in.
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Trump to court 2020 African American vote at 'Black Voices for Trump' launch
ABC News, Nov. 8
Trauma outcomes worse with risk factors for heart disease and stroke
Reuters, Nov. 8
What a Northern Ireland legal case means for historians
Washington Post, Nov. 6
Why McDonald's had no choice but to fire CEO Steve Easterbrook for his relationship with an employee
Time, Nov. 4
- Emory President Claire E. Sterk on the opioid crisis
