Hundreds of middle and high school students buzzed around Emory University’s campus on Dec. 3, speaking both Spanish and English. Students from across Georgia came to participate in the 23rd Latino Youth Leadership Conference, held by the Latin American Association, as part of a long-standing partnership with the University.
Read MoreLeading up to the November midterm gubernatorial elections, I interviewed Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams as part of a roundtable with other Georgia college newspapers. Representing the Wheel, I questioned...
Read MoreMaitland Jones, an acclaimed professor of organic chemistry who taught at New York University (NYU), was recently terminated by the university’s deans. This move stunned faculty, alumni and even the 82 of his 350 students who...
Read MoreThe day I received an email from a lawyer claiming to be one of the lead counsel in a lawsuit Emory University was involved in, I thought it was a scam. Our Editorial Board had just written about Emory’s alleged involvement in...
Read MoreThe concept of flourishing typically encompasses rapid growth and success. Yet I associate flourishing with strength and courage, particularly as a result of growing up in a highly “machista” region. To begin flourishing, it...
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