Harmon recounts journey as first-generation college student
Content warning: This piece contains references to sexual violence. Visiting Professor of...
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Read MoreAs a math and economics major, Roselinsky has had to learn to balance her workload with her hours at the gym.
Read MoreNow 47, Fried is an acclaimed producer, founder and CEO of Boardwalk Pictures who has made his mark on Hollywood for his storytelling style of combining entertainment with authenticity.
Read MoreDuring her undergraduate career at Emory, Stevenson pursued film in and outside of the classroom.
Read MoreKaldi’s Coffee at the Depot is teeming with lunch-goers, coffee dates and eager college-touring...
Read MoreFelix-Tovar said yes to Gelaye, becoming the second student Commencement speaker in the University’s history.
Read MoreAs someone who had grown up with high expectations from everyone, including themself, Gao said that the weight of failure was heavy.
Read MoreCrystal Anderson became interested in genealogy research after a family reunion in 1998, where she read a booklet with different family members’ names and short stories and realized she had family members she did not know about.
Read MoreAs both a chemistry major and an English minor, Kolisetti finds the complementary aspects in seemingly-opposite things.
Read MoreWhen Goldstein found out that she had a vocal cyst, she was scared she might lose not only her ability to do one of her favorite things but also a big part of her identity.
Read MorePaulson studies neural activity involved in learning and memory and how it fails in disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease. The powerful information processing ability of the brain fascinates her.
Read MoreAfter four years at The Emory Wheel, Editor-in-Chief (EIC) Brammhi Balarajan (23C) is concluding her term as EIC. In May, she will graduate with a degree in political science and English and creative writing from the Emory College of Arts and Sciences.
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