Ethics

Studying at the cusp of bioethics and literature

Three Emory film series to thrill and inspire

Purposeful Teaching Fellowship fosters student success through faculty development

Celebrate Tibet Week at Emory with events across campus

Updated process provides clarity for Emory programs that involve minors

Emory Purpose Project receives grant to launch new student workshops

John Lysaker takes the helm of the Emory Center for Ethics

Jefferson Award winner Lobsang Tenzin Negi has worked to bridge two traditions for one humanity

Center for Ethics director to step down, launch new Emory center for conflict management and peacebuilding

April events you don’t want to miss

Emory joins new U.S. AI Safety Institute Consortium to advance responsible AI

First Emory AI.Health Symposium boasts record turnout

Tibet Week 2023 kicks off with celebration

AI.Humanity adds new faculty, launches AI ethics and policy hiring focus

Photos: Emory Center for AI Learning celebrates grand opening

New Center for AI Learning opens, launches fall programming lineup

March 24 webinar explores artificial intelligence and the future of higher education

Upcoming Tenenbaum Family Lecture will consider Jewish doubt in the digital age

Carter named chief audit and risk officer for Emory University and Emory Healthcare

Work on Emory’s Twin Memorials enters a new phase

‘The best kind of challenging’: Emory students join international simulation to debate AI and health inequities

Conference with the Dalai Lama highlights Emory Compassion Center’s work

Emory revamps the Trust Line

Momentum builds for AI.Humanity initiative with faculty hires

Event highlights Emory’s engagement with India

Emory Inspired: Students help create better outcomes for local nonprofits

Summer Undergraduate Research Experience draws record participants in return to in-person program

Emory + Georgia Tech AI.Humanity seed grant recipients announced

Machine mind, human heart

Thomas Jefferson Award winner Jeffrey Rosensweig has an ‘attitude of gratitude’

Shaping the future of artificial intelligence to serve society: Emory’s AI.Humanity initiative

AI.Humanity Ethics Lecture Series will explore the ethics of artificial intelligence

Lecture to examine the intersection of Judaism and climate change

Emory's Center for the Study of Law and Religion receives gift from The MirYam Institute for ethics, leadership development

Franklin’s book on moral leadership explores urgent public need

New TheoEd Talks from Candler School of Theology set for Feb. 9

TheoEd Talks to bring big ideas about God, religion and faith to the fore

Emory expert explores artificial intelligence and 'deep ethics' in TedX Atlanta talk

Emory conference explores academic freedom, free speech on campus

25th annual Healthcare Ethics Conference highlights health care ethics in an era of change

Special Neuron issue highlights central role of neuroethics in global neuroscience research

Global health ethicist calls for establishing evidence base for community and stakeholder engagement in science

Undergraduate research explores the ethics of artificial intelligence

Film 'Fran K.' gives Emory students experience from page to stage to screen

Panel discussion to focus on ethical dilemmas in higher education

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey to speak at two Emory campus events

Jim Lavery receives Global Forum for Bioethics in Research Award

It's alive! From labs to libraries, theaters to theology, Frankenstein at 200 still sparks wonder and debate

Debating the ethics of head transplants

Students put ethical issue on trial in unusual final project

Photos: President Carter on campus

Goizueta professors predict long recovery from Equifax breach

Rollins researchers say, "ask women" when it comes to maternal vaccines

Candler event series to explore moral injury, Oct. 12-14

Theology students visit Haiti to explore moral leadership

Emory students transform art into action to help area nonprofits

University Courses take on challenging, interdisciplinary topics

Unique practicum provides deeper understanding of Emory Honor Code

Photos: Emory Integrity Project welcomes Malala Fund co-founder

Conference explores ethics, science, business of drug development and pricing

Emory Integrity Project invites community conversation

Candler to host lecture series on faith and politics

The Wise Heart: A Salute to President Wagner

Emory Integrity Project reveals theme, book for inaugural year

Emory Center for Ethics director faces some of the most complex -- and controversial -- issues in medicine

Emory Integrity Project launched with $2.6 million grant from Templeton Foundation

Students collaborate with artists to help nonprofits

Symposium examines Jewish ethics and race

'Sacred Mundane' conference explores religion, ecology

Explore the ethics of 'Cuckoo's Nest' through actors' readings, discussion

Charleston attack can be catalyst for moral leadership

Coalition of the Liberal Arts announces first CoLA courses

Ethics video contest deadline now July 2

Brown Bag talk explores Internet as place vs. face to face

BEINGS summit builds global consensus for ethical biotechnology

Global BEINGS Summit will pursue biotech guidelines

'Typical American Families' photo exhibit to be unveiled at Emory

BEINGS summit seeks ethical consensus on biotechnology

Anthropology PhD student explores new approaches to humanitarian photography

'Study drugs' focus of March 17 campus debate

Good Life lecture offers skills for positive thinking

Good Life Speaker Series features Marshall Duke on resilience, happiness

Semester-long Ebola forum kicks off Jan. 26

#SaveBela campaign may spare dog's life

Engaged students learn how and why their work matters

Neuro-Interventions and the Law: Experts to explore ethics and efficacy

'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes': Apes vs. humans, finding common ground

Presidential Bioethics Commission meeting at Emory focuses on neurosciences

Presidential bioethics commission meets at Emory

Child abuse: Who should have to report it?

Explore compliance and ethics during Compliance Week

Patient-provider relationship is conference focus

Author of 'Wit' to speak

Belgium may let suffering children choose to die. Would you?

Project marks 30 years of pioneering feminist issues and the law

Grant to fund ethics, religion, environment program at Emory

Questions raised about campaign season loan to Mayor Kasim Reed

Dalai Lama visits with Emory students

Zombie apocalypse: A lively discussion of the undead

An animated discussion of the living dead