Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Lucky’s Burger and Brew in Emory Village has permanently closed after five years of operation, according to Lucky’s owner Ernie Geyer. The restaurant is the third in the Village to shut its doors within the last three years, after Saba and Slice & Pint closed in 2019 and 2017, respectively. With [...]
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Bryan Stevenson speaks to graduating seniors on May 11. Civil rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson emphasized the importance of proximity, narrative and hope when bringing about social change in his keynote address to the Emory University Class of 2020 commencement ceremony on May 11. His speech was live-streamed on the Emory 2020 website as part of [...]
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Matthew Friedman, Contributing The Office of the Provost is attempting to increase the University’s undergraduate retention rate, according to Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs Pamela Scully. The project will unlikely be significantly impacted by the University’s transition to remote learning because of its long-term nature. According to the presidential search prospectus, Emory’s first-year undergraduate retention [...]
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Jackson Schneider, Contributing The University-wide transition to remote learning has left student government leaders with a litany of new tasks, student concerns to quell and a postponed student government elections timeline. Student Government Elections Delayed, to Proceed Virtually The Elections Board voted to postpone the Spring 2020 elections for positions in the Student Government Association [...]
Read MoreEmory, Grady Hospital Partner to Study Airway Trauma The Emory University Department of Emergency Medicine and the Grady Memorial Hospital will partner for a clinical trial to study methods to secure the airways of an individual who has suffered a traumatic injury, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The Prehospital Airway Control Trial (PACT), which is [...]
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