Emory’s Role “In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession”
Carol Henderson takes the podium at “In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession” symposium after several performance artists, dancers and priests acknowledge their ancestors through readings, music and prayers. She is the vice provost for diversity and inclusion, chief diversity officer, adviser to the president, co-chair of the Symposium Steering Committee and a powerful speaker. [...]
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From sunrise to sunset: Organisak’s path to professional golf
Matt Organisak (20C) looks to progress his professional golf career and one day hopefully qualify for the PGA Tour. (Courtesy of Emory Athletics) Matt Organisak (20C) stood on the 18th tee of a long par-4 and did the math. He had a couple of strokes to spare to guarantee his qualification for the Korn Ferry [...]
Read MoreEmory Fall Bucket List: 5 activities right on campus
Many students at Emory University fall into one of two categories: those who are new to a full capacity campus and those who need a refresher after a year and a half away. Autumn is routinely an exciting time for students to find new friends and discover beautiful spots on campus. And with this grand [...]
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Songfest kicks off first year experience for class of ‘25
Watching over a thousand first-year students gathered in the Woodruff P.E. Center on Aug. 26 felt unreal for those who spent the last year and a half attending college virtually. With first-year students getting ready to perform in the stands, second-year students observed in confusion and upperclassmen reminiscing on their times as first-years. Emory University’s [...]
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