A new Honor Code was implemented across three of Emory University’s undergraduate schools — Emory College of Arts and Sciences (ECAS), Oxford College and Goizueta Business School — at the start of the 2022-23 academic year. The Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing opted to retain its own honor code instead of adopting the new [...]
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Emory University has experienced a surge in COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the semester, with 414 students, faculty and staff reporting positive tests in the last 10 days, Emory’s COVID-19 dashboard indicates. This is a 245% increase from the 120 10-day case count reported on Aug. 15, which was before many students returned to [...]
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U.S. women’s national soccer team (USWNT) forward and outspoken social advocate Megan Rapinoe will be the keynote speaker at Emory University’s 41st annual Jimmy Carter Town Hall on Sept. 19. A USWNT veteran, Rapinoe is one of the most decorated athletes in women’s soccer history, boasting two World Cup wins and an Olympic gold medal. [...]
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Note: This article explores some key administrative changes affecting Emory University, but not all. Positions also undergoing transitions include, but are not limited to, CEO of Emory Healthcare, Executive Vice President for Health Affairs and Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Three out of four of Emory University’s undergraduate schools — Emory College of Arts [...]
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Emory University is transitioning from a crisis operations model to a new phase of COVID-19 response due to widely available testing and vaccines, according to an Emory Forward email from Chief Resilience Officer Amir St. Clair. The new COVID-19 operating model will take effect for the 2022-23 academic year. St. Clair also urged students to [...]
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