DeKalb County Voters Reject Ballot Referendum to Restructure Ethics Board

by Ninad Kulkarni | Nov 6, 2019

A ballot referendum to restructure the DeKalb County Ethics Board failed to pass, with about 39...

U.S. Senate Candidate Talks Government Reform

by Matthew Takavarasha | Nov 6, 2019
Canadian Supreme Court Justice Disappointed by Lack of Progress in International Human Rights

by Matthew Takavarasha | Oct 30, 2019

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Bill to Increase Student Activity Fee Passes 1st SGA Vote

by Ana Kilbourn | 2 days ago

This is a developing story. Check back for updates. The 53rd Student Government Association (SGA)...

DeKalb County Voters Reject Ballot Referendum to Restructure Ethics Board

by Ninad Kulkarni | Nov 6, 2019

A ballot referendum to restructure the DeKalb County Ethics Board failed to pass, with about 39...

U.S. Senate Candidate Talks Government Reform

by Matthew Takavarasha | Nov 6, 2019
Canadian Supreme Court Justice Disappointed by Lack of Progress in International Human Rights

by Matthew Takavarasha | Oct 30, 2019

SGA to Propose Increasing Student Activity Fee by $15

by Thomas Kreutz | 5 days ago

Student Government Association (SGA) Vice President of Finance Ben Wiener (21C) announced during...

Emory Hosts 20th Annual Latino Youth Leadership Conference

by Gabriella Lewis | Nov 6, 2019
Carter ‘at Ease with Death’ Following Pelvis-Fracturing Fall

by Calen MacDonald | Nov 6, 2019

EDITORIALS

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Trump’s Atlanta Visit Exacerbates Racial Tensions

by The Editorial Board | 9 hours ago

U.S. President Donald J. Trump arrived in Atlanta on Friday to kick off a new initiative intended to court black voters for his re-election bid. If we lived in a world where political gestures could reasonably be taken at face...

Emory, Give Us Election Day Off to Bolster Turnout

by The Editorial Board | 9 hours ago
University Should Release Reports on Chemical Exposure

by The Editorial Board | Nov 5, 2019
Georgians, Verify Your Voter Status Amid Purges

by The Editorial Board | Nov 5, 2019
The Harvard Crimson Justified in Contacting ICE

by The Editorial Board | Oct 29, 2019

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‘OK Boomer’ Echoes Justified Frustrations of Young People

by Zach Ball | 9 hours ago

If you use social media, you’re bound to see heated political clashes between the young and old, especially among those in your family. In recent weeks, millennials and members of Generation Z have tightened the generational...