Academic Innovation How do campaign ads affect elections? October 29, 2014 Emory University political science professor Gregory Martin discusses how campaign ads affect elections and why it limits the candidate pool. Print Resources Nathan Deal & Jason Carter: An in-depth look at the Georgia gubernatorial candidates Related Stories Academic Innovation Dissecting campaign ads: David Perdue & Michelle Nunn Top Stories Around Emory Welcoming Emory’s new president and deans The Emory community came together Oct. 20-22 for three days of events marking the investiture of President Christopher L. Augostini and welcoming six new deans. View photos and videos from the festivities. Around Emory What’s at stake in the midterm elections? Four takeaways from Emory experts A panel of Emory experts gathered to give the community an in-depth look at the issues shaping the 2026 gubernatorial and congressional midterm races ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Learn more about the major themes of this election cycle in Georgia and across the country. Student Experience Emory Advantage Plus makes dreams more achievable and the future more stable for students Launched this fall, Emory Advantage Plus is a major expansion of the university’s longstanding commitment to making a preeminent education more attainable. Through the program, undergraduate students whose families earn $200,000 or less attend Emory tuition-free.