On Oct. 11, Jon Gruden resigned from his position as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after reports of racist, homophobic and sexist emails that Gruden sent in 2011. Gruden has been an active member in the league for many years. From 1998 to 2001, Gruden was the head coach of the Raiders. [...]
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Atlanta mayoral candidates discussed public transportation, policing, housing and other issues facing Atlantans at Emory University’s Glenn Memorial Church on Tuesday night. The forum brought together 13 of 14 mayoral candidates ahead of the Nov. 2 election; one did not attend. The event was organized by the League of Women Voters in Fulton County, the [...]
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The No. 7 Emory University volleyball team competed in the University Athletic Association (UAA) Round Robin #2 tournament, hosted by Brandeis University (Mass.), on Oct. 3. The Eagles won their first match against Washington University in St. Louis (Mo.) (WashU) but fell to New York University (NYU) in their second, marking their first loss of [...]
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The topics of slavery and Native American removal are two that have had lasting impacts in the United States. The path of learning about the past and striving towards restorative justice is far from over. Articulating these ideas was the goal of the “In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession” panel held Sept. 30. Cahoon [...]
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