Symposium highlights justice-oriented activism strategies
For Koan Roy-Meighoo (25C), a panelist at Emory’s recent slavery symposium, there are two hallmarks of student activism: “Connecting yourself to a broader community, rather than just your small circle, and using your power and influence as a young person to empower others.” An organizer for the Beacon Hill Black Alliance for Human Rights, an [...]
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Amid rise in campus COVID cases, some professors switch to online instruction
After more than a year of virtual learning, many students and faculty members were eager to finally resume in-person instruction. However, some faculty members recently decided to switch their in-person classes to an online format amid a spike in campus cases, leading to mixed reviews from the Emory community. The University reported 51 positive COVID-19 [...]
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