Emory’s administrative decision to call on the Atlanta Police Department and Georgia State Patrol to clear the encampment put our students, faculty, and staff in an exceedingly and unnecessarily dangerous situation. But more than that, it was a betrayal of our collective commitment to create a community that fosters diversity, learning, consciousness-raising, and social justice.
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Former U.S. track and field Olympian John Carlos and Emory University Associate Professor of...
Read MoreContent Warning: This article contains references to racial violence, murder and hateful language directed at minority groups. Following Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel, University President Gregory Fenves concluded his ...
Read MoreFlowers, plush toys, silence, mourning people and green ribbons are not usually associated with a protest. However, anti-Russo-Ukrainian War protesters have embraced this silent rebellion in the face of strict censorship from...
Read MoreSocial media continues to be an ever-present phenomena in our lives, shaping our actions and the version of ourselves we share with the world. But the moment we allowed social media to take an important place in our lives, we...
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