Updates to compliance measures for spring semester Students who fail to schedule a test for a particular week will have their Wi-Fi access to some websites restricted, according to executive director of Emory Student Health Services Sharon Rabinovitz. The penalty is part of the University’s various enforcement mechanisms to ensure on-campus students undergo weekly screening [...]
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The Class of 2025 welcomed 233 new members to Emory College and 149 to Oxford College on Feb. 3 through Early Decision II. Continuing a trend displayed during Early Decision I, both schools received an increased number of applications compared to previous years, with the pool growing by 10% for Emory and 12% for [...]
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Within the last week, Emory reported 54 new cases, about twice as high as its highest weekly total from the fall semester. The largest portion of cases were made up of off-campus students at 26 cases. There was one off-campus faculty case. On-campus cases, recorded at various facilities and residence halls, consisted of nine students, [...]
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Emory medical experts discussed COVID-19 vaccine concerns and the pandemic’s impact on the Black community in a live broadcast hosted by Tyler Perry on Jan. 28. The broadcast on Black Entertainment Television included Associate Professor at the Emory School of Medicine Kimberly Manning and Executive Associate Dean of Emory School of Medicine at Grady Health [...]
Read MoreAs part of the University’s King Week celebration honoring civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr., Emory hosted a reading on Jan. 26 of excerpts from King’s speech “America’s Chief Moral Dilemma,” followed by a discussion panel of Emory professors. The speech, given on May 17, 1967 at the University of California, Berkeley, concerns what [...]
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