Republican Brad Raffensperger won in the runoff election for Georgia secretary of state on Nov. 4, defeating Democratic nominee John Barrow. Raffensperger received 51.97 percent of the vote and Barrow ...
After the U.S. Department of Education announced revised campus sexual assault guidelines on Nov. 16, top Emory administrative offices are trying to assess the impact and the University Senate hopes ...
Harvard Diversity Suit Closes Arguments Students for Fair Admissions and Harvard University (Mass.) delivered closing arguments in the Harvard diversity lawsuit on Nov. 2. Both parties have said they would ...
Students can now purchase Dooley Dollars in increments of $25 instead of $75. The minimum amount was lowered on Nov. 6. Previously, students who have existing meal plans could only ...
Lahav Harkov, senior contributing editor of The Jerusalem Post, discussed Israeli politics, the United States-Israel relationship and the Israeli governance structure to the Emory-Israel Public Affairs Committee (EIPAC) on Nov. ...
Attorney General Jeff Sessions Resigns Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions resigned on Nov. 7, according to The New York Times. According to his resignation letter, Sessions resigned after President ...
Civil rights lawyer and activist Bryan Stevenson and former death row inmate Anthony Ray Hinton spoke of inequities in the criminal justice system and the experience of being on death ...
Deborah W. Bruner, associate director of faculty mentorship, training and education at Winship Cancer Institute, has been named Emory University’s senior vice president for research, a new position created in ...
CEO and President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Raphael Bostic discussed his role as an economic leader in a contentious political environment and the consequences of the 2008 ...