Oxford College will welcome around 75 to 100 more students than anticipated in the fall, according to an email sent to all returning sophomores on June 1. (Sarah Davis) Oxford College will welcome around 75 to 100 more students than usual with the incoming class of 2025, Dean Douglas Hicks announced on June 1. To [...]
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The Carnegie Corporation of New York named Professor of African American Studies Kali Gross as an Andrew Carnegie Fellow on April 28. Gross was among the 26 out of the 311 nominees selected as a fellow this year, all of whom will receive a $200,000 grant to “fund significant research and writing in the social [...]
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Emory University has received numerous research awards and grants this year, including an award from the Lupus Research Alliance and grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The University has also engaged in research for treatments and vaccines against COVID-19. The Wheel has provided summaries of significant developments from the past few months. Whitehead [...]
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After the Emory Emergency Medical Service (EEMS) program paused last year as a result of COVID-19 safety precautions, Emory Police Department (EPD) Chief Rus Drew emailed EEMS members on April 1 informing them that the program will not resume this fall. Drew’s email did not identify a specific reason for why the program was ending, [...]
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Emory College of Arts and Sciences released additional information about the new Race and Ethnicity (ETHN) General Education Requirement in an email from Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Professor of English Michelle Wright and College Dean Michael Elliott to students on Monday. The new GER will require first-year students starting fall 2021 to complete one course under [...]
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