Student Experience Around Emory Former Sen. Jeff Flake inspires bipartisan dialogue with visit to Emory The former U.S. senator from Arizona and ambassador to Turkey visited Emory in September to talk with students about bipartisan leadership and his career in public service at a fireside chat — the inaugural event for the newly launched Center for Civic Reasoning. Around Emory 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. Science & Technology 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. Atlanta & Georgia The places learning takes you From network TV studios and research labs to archaeological digs and immersive projects, these Emory students made the most of their summer breaks. Along the way, they discovered new things about their fields, the world — and themselves. More Student Experience News Fulltext search Clear Filters Photos: Student Homecoming events kick off with the Homecoming Concert Pay a visit to Haunted Harris — and other Halloween celebrations at Emory CAPS group counseling can help bolster student well-being and mental health Impact Day 2026 continues Emory’s tradition of service to community Emory launches Center for Civic Reasoning to foster constructive dialogue Emory School of Nursing BSN program joins master’s program as No. 1 ranked in the country Performance asks audiences to reconsider the world … using their ears From around the world to Emory: International student orientation builds confidence and community Photos: Student Involvement Fair fills McDonough Field Culture Shock event celebrates Emory community’s talent and cultures Exploring history and justice in Montgomery Friendly competitions help build camaraderie among first-year students Load More
