Emory Police Department (EPD) will implement a dashboard of the department’s data, including the status and findings of investigations and the demographics of those involved within the next few weeks, according to EPD Chief Rus Drew. Emory ID will not be required to access the database. All “pertinent” EPD policies, including use-of-force guidelines, investigation procedures [...]
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As the early voting period in Georgia kicked off this week, many took to the polls to perform a ritual with which they’re intimately familiar: voting. But with the 2020 election only weeks away, a new group of individuals will be voting for the first time in their lives: young college students. Student Organizations Rally [...]
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The University announced Thursday morning that it will invite about 800 additional students back for in-person classes, cancel spring break and delay the semester’s start date to Jan. 25 and ending in early May. “Since our cases have been small and we have been really pretty conservative up until now, we thought it was an [...]
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The U.S. News and World Report (USNWR) named Emory No. 21 among national universities for the fourth year in a row as part of its “Best Colleges” guide, which was released Sunday night. Emory has stayed in this position since 2017 when it dropped from No. 20. USNWR determines its ranking by calculating weighted scores [...]
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New University President Gregory L. Fenves was named frequently during the protest. Around 20 protesters gathered at the Emory University sign on Dowman Drive to protest animal research conducted at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, demanding the center’s closure on Wednesday morning. Members of the animal rights group Animal Activism Mentorship led the protest, [...]
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