After four noteworthy years as Emory’s athletics director, Dr. Michael Vienna came into his fifth year unsure of what the future would hold. To Vienna, he had the best job in the country, and he wasn’t certain that he wanted to say goodbye. But when Emory took off for winter break this year, Vienna took [...]
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On July 8, the University Athletic Association (UAA) announced they will not mandate the conference schedule, allowing institutions within the conference to make decisions that best fit the well-being of their players. While conference games are now more flexible, each university can still compete in the scheduled UAA games if guidelines set by the university [...]
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Hawks Talon GC meets at their training facility to watch film, talk game plan and perfect skills. The team has an overall record 3-2/Courtesy of Kyle Hess Photography It’s no secret that the sports world has taken a huge beating from COVID-19. While some leagues have plans to resume on later dates, they will likely [...]
Read MoreAfter four weeks of social isolation at home with his two siblings and parents, Jesse Weiner (21B) was disconcerted when he developed symptoms of congestion, a sore throat and a low-grade fever. Weiner would go for occasional walks around his neighborhood alone, and rarely left his house. He picked up takeout from one or two [...]
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These days, you may not find all the variety you once did as you shuffle through television channels. Popular news channels such as NBC, CNN and Fox are echoing each other with the various ever-changing developments of the novel coronavirus pandemic. While there are, of course, shows and movies airing consistently, the shows are typically [...]
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