Eagles banners hang from an empty WoodPEC Gymnasium. Due to the University’s shift in operating status over winter break, basketball teams will play in empty gyms until Jan. 31. (Ally Hom/Photo Editor) Despite Emory University’s decision to start the spring semester remotely, Emory Athletics is continuing business as usual. However, while the games will go [...]
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Emory University released its Early Decision I (ED1) results on Dec. 15. Of 2,127 ED1 applicants to Emory College, 672 students were accepted, a 32% acceptance rate according to Dean of Admission John Latting. There were 1,262 applicants to Oxford College, which includes students who applied to both the main campus and Oxford. Of those, [...]
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Emory University President Gregory Fenves and University administrators hosted a virtual town hall on Jan. 6 to address the temporary shift to remote learning until Jan. 31 to mitigate the spread of the highly-transmissible Omicron variant. Alongside Fenves, School of Medicine Associate Professor Zanthia Wiley, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Ravi Bellamkonda [...]
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Then-junior guard Matt Schner dribbles past a University of Chicago defender on Feb. 7. Now a senior, Schner looks to lead the men's basketball team to the NCAA Tournament. (Jackson Schneider/A&E Editor) The Emory University men’s basketball team is adapting to the new reality in 2021 after no season in 2020. For much of the [...]
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The Student Government Association (SGA) and the Graduate Student Government Association (GSGA) held a joint meeting on Dec. 6 to recap progress made during the fall semester. Members of SGA’s four main legislative branches, College Council, BBA Council, Emory Student Nurses Association and Oxford SGA, also attended the meeting. GSGA President Emmakristina Sveen (23B, 23L) [...]
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