The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) awarded staff of The Emory Wheel two Mark of Excellence Awards for general news reporting and editorial writing in 2018. Managing Editor Christina Yan ...
Deborah Lipstadt Resigns from Atlanta Synagogue Over Far-Right Ties Deborah Lipstadt, Dorot professor of modern Jewish history and Holocaust studies at Emory, resigned her membership in the Young Israel of ...
Emory seniors Farah Al-Chammas (19C), Claire Barnes (19C), John Priddy (19C) and Camila Reed-Guevara (19C) were awarded 2019 Bobby Jones Scholarships, which fund a year of graduate study at the ...
Emory College of Arts and Sciences plans to hire about 80 new faculty members in the next two years, an increase from the 25 to 30 annual new hires in ...
“Happy Death Day 2U” is an archetypal horror movie sequel: it doesn’t offer anything new to the series, but recombines familiar elements in an exciting enough way to justify its ...
Walking into Convocation Hall, the former Pitts Theology Library, a restoration of terracotta decorations carved in the entrance archway greets visitors but quickly gives way to a modern, chic atrium. ...
Nearly three months have passed since Student Government Association (SGA) discovered it over-allocated funds by $28,019.33 this year, and student leaders remain unclear about how they plan to correct the ...
Leonard Pitts Jr., winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary and author of six books, delivered Emory’s King Week’s keynote speech on Jan. 22 in Cox Hall Ballroom. In ...
The Morgens West Foundation Galleries of Ancient Near Eastern Art at the Michael C. Carlos Museum reopened on Nov. 10 after nine months of renovations that redesigned the layout, added ...