The Emory College Honor Council unanimously approved revisions to the Honor Code, stipulating that the same Honor Code be applicable to all undergraduate students. All enrolled undergraduates in Emory College are eligible to vote on the proposal from April 18-20. The proposed revisions aim to establish one Honor Code for Emory College, the Goizueta Business [...]
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Regular Decision applicants received their Emory University admission decisions on March 30 at 6 p.m. According to Dean of Admissions John Latting, 9% of all Regular Decision applicants were admitted. The Early Decision I round of applicants had an acceptance rate of 32%. The overall admit rate was 10.6%. “When I got in, I started [...]
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In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic struck and classes were forced to go online due to public safety measures. Remote school and Zoom classes became the norm. Two years later, the pandemic is now seemingly under control. However, the question on many students’ minds is — will Emory University still offer online classes in a [...]
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Despite more female representation at Emory across all levels, female students and professors still notice differences in how they are perceived. Whether it be their hair style, the way they dress, or even how they carry themselves - women are constantly under scrutiny in academic fields due to existing stereotypes of their academic abilities. Emory [...]
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Aside from the COVID-19 pandemic, global health problems like diabetes and heart disease continue to harm millions every day. This is exactly what the Global Health Photography Exhibit sought to display. The Emory Global Health Institute (EGHI) opened the exhibit last fall to the public in Emory University’s Chase Gallery in the Schwartz Center for [...]
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