After navigating months of tumultuous COVID-19 updates, students returned to Emory campuses ready to make friends, start classes and regain a sense of normalcy. But less than two weeks into the school year, numerous resident advisors (RA) are exasperated: students blatantly ignore safety regulations and RAs are unprepared to enforce them. “Folks seem to be [...]
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Outgoing President Claire Sterk addresses an audience of more than 2,700 about the state of Emory and its future. At an April 24 online town hall, outgoing University President Claire E. Sterk and Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Jan Love did not provide definitive answers to the myriad questions surrounding the [...]
Read MoreEmory University announced on March 11 it will extend spring break until March 22 and transition all classes to remote learning starting March 23 in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The email, sent by Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Jan Love, also stated that all Emory students and faculty [...]
Read MoreTom Hilchey relaxes on the quad at St. Andrews, where he studied abroad Spring 2017./Courtesy of Nell Klimpert Tom Hilchey (16OX, 18C), an impulsively curious neuroscience student who exuded joy and compassion, was pronounced brain dead Sunday after he fell off of a back porch railing in Ithaca, N.Y., according to his older brother, Jack [...]
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Emory students and campaign team members table near Asbury Circle for democrat Jon Ossoff./Jillian Alsberry, Staff Democrat Jon Ossoff received more support than expected in his congressional run in a district that has been Republican-controlled for 37 years, but it was not enough to seal the deal. The 30 year old is now facing a [...]
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