Under the updated visa guidelines, international students who do not return to campus for in-person instruction will risk losing their status./Anoushka Parameswar, Staff On July 6, international students learned they would lose their F-1 status if they fail to return to campus this fall, sending shockwaves and uncertainty throughout the community about how to navigate [...]
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Emory Police Chief Rus Drew, who previously served as the Columbus State University (CSU) (Ga.) police chief, presented the “Medal of Valor” award to a CSU police officer in 2015, a year after the officer shot and killed Zikarious Flint, an allegedly armed 20-year-old Black man who was running away from the officer. On March [...]
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Amid nationwide protests and calls for systemic change over the police killings of Black civilians, Black Emory students and organizations have denounced the Emory Police Department (EPD), demanding the University disarm and defund EPD. When Emory Police Chief Rus Drew came to Emory in 2016, he told the Wheel that EPD must be proactive in [...]
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After months of uncertainty surrounding the fall semester, University President Claire Sterk and President-elect Greg Fenves announced
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Emory University School of Medicine/Ayushi Agarwal, Managing Editor Emory School of Medicine has advised incoming first-year students to move to Atlanta by July 20, the first day of the school’s orientation, so they will be “poised” for in-person instruction when the University deems it safe. The May 26 email, from Associate Dean of Medical Education [...]
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