Scholar Finds Luther’s Handwriting via Emory Library A retired professor from the University of Gottingen, Ulrich Bubenheimer, discovered the handwriting of Protestant Reformation leader Martin Luther on a document via Pitts...
Read MoreThis semester, a former Israeli ambassador to Ecuador and Brazil will bring his real-world political experience into Emory classrooms. As the youngest ambassador in Israel’s history at 35 years old and Israel’s first non-Jewish...
Read MoreNearly 25 years ago, Marguerite Barankitse was tied up and forced to watch the murders of 72 people. The Burundian humanitarian, who came face to face with the brutality of the Burundian genocides, delivered the keynote address...
Read MoreThe Institute for Quantitative Theory and Methods (QTM) at Emory has caught the attention of top colleges such as Vanderbilt University (Tenn.) and Dartmouth College (N.H.), which are creating similar departments in an effort to...
Read MoreThe Department of Chemistry has updated its undergraduate curriculum by redesigning courses and allowing chemistry majors to explore more electives. General Chemistry I and II (Chem 141 and Chem 142) have been combined into one...
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