Emory University will return to a yellow operating status on Jan. 31, according to a Tuesday email announcement from Associate Vice President and Executive Director for COVID-19 Response and Recovery Amir St. Clair. Campus operated at a “modified” yellow operating status for almost all of the fall semester. “The yellow operating condition will help limit [...]
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Content Warning: This obituary mentions domestic violence and suicide. Angelina Lai Yen Boey, event coordinator in the Emory University Office of Admissions who was remembered by her colleagues for her adventurous spirit and radiant personality, died on Dec. 9 at 33 years old. According to a preliminary investigation by the DeKalb County police, Boey was [...]
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Professors using slurs in the classroom at the Emory University School of Law is nothing new. Most recently, Associate Professor of Law Alexander Volokh used a homophobic slur in a lecture involving the Westboro Baptist Church in early September 2021. The law school did not punish Volokh because he argued that he had a pedagogical [...]
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Click below for interactive view From Emory University’s mass vaccination effort against COVID-19 to a gold medal performance from former Emory swimmer Andrew Wilson (17C) at the Tokyo Olympics, 2021 held tremendous victories for the Emory community. However, the year also presented great tragedy. With the Atlanta spa shootings devastating the metro area’s Asian American [...]
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Emory University will shift from modified yellow to an orange operating status effective immediately, according to a Dec. 28 email announcement from Executive Director for COVID-19 Response and Recovery Amir St. Clair. Emory University will shift to an orange operating status effective Dec. 28. Photo courtesy of Emory University This follows Emory’s announcement earlier today [...]
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