McBride to Leave Emory in Spring 2020 after 2 Years as Provost
Provost and Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs Dwight A. McBride will leave Emory...
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Creative Writing Professor Jericho Brown Named Finalist for National Book Award in Poetry
Creative Writing Program Director and Associate Professor Jericho Brown’s latest collection...
Dean Bobinski Addresses N-Word Controversy and Future of Emory Law
Amid recent controversies surrounding Emory Law School, Dean Mary Anne Bobinski addressed the use...
Clery Report: Increases in Reported On-Campus Rape
Emory’s 2019 Clery Report, released in a University-wide email on Sept. 30, revealed increases in reported rape, dating violence and liquor law violation referrals on the Atlanta campus in 2018. The University releases the...
Emory Healthcare and Falcons Break Ground on Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Facility
Emory Healthcare (EHC) and the Atlanta Falcons broke ground on a new orthopedics and sports...
First Official Emory Historian to Retire After 3 Decades
Gary Hauk (91G), the first official University historian since 2015, will retire on Jan. 1, 2020,...
Carter Believes There is a ‘Good Chance’ for a Female President
Former U.S. President and Emory University Distinguished Professor Jimmy Carter said on Wednesday...
ESL Tutoring Program Rebrands, Merges With Writing Center
The English as a Second Language (ESL) program changed its name to the English Language Learning Program (ELLP) and merged its tutoring program with the Emory Writing Center this semester, according to Senior Associate Dean for...
DeKalb County Issues Boil Water Advisory
Update (9/15/19 at 9:53 p.m.): The advisory was lifted on Sunday night, Sept. 15, for all of DeKalb County except for the city of Dunwoody, according to the DeKalb County Emergency Management Agency. The DeKalb County Department...
