Courtesy of Matt Ribel When Matt Ribel (19C) took the “Jeopardy!” test in April 2019, he didn’t think much would come of his attempt to compete on “America’s Favorite Quiz Show.” He was sitting on Emory’s Quadrangle a few weeks later when he received an email: out of the roughly 100,000 applicants each year, Ribel [...]
Read MoreThis information was compiled from data available from the Federal Election Commission. The names below are faculty and administrators who listed Emory University or an affiliate as their employer when submitting their contribution. Though staff and administrators did give to political campaigns, this list only includes professors or those in senior administrative roles. You can [...]
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Isaiah Poritz, News Editor Recently released Federal Election Commission (FEC) fourth-quarter filings reveal that members of the Emory community contributed more than $340,000 to political campaigns during the 2020 election cycle, according to data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP), a public campaign finance database. Among the top donors are Film and Media [...]
Read MoreIf you can believe it, some students have already taken their first midterms of the semester. The nonexistent workload of syllabus week unfortunately did not extend across the spring months, and missed reading assignments and slept-through morning classes will slowly add an additional burden to students’ cramming schedules. In preparation for the first major wave [...]
Read MoreChicharra en salpicon (top) and adobo chicken served at Gato Nights, a pop-up by Gato owner Nicholas Stinson. Niraj Naik/Managing Editor Although often outshined by the Flying Biscuit Cafe across the street, Tex-Mex cafe Gato in Candler Park has slowly earned a solid reputation for affordable morning grub with a Latin twist. Moreover, the restaurant’s [...]
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