Amid close elections and accusations of corruption in recent years, Georgia’s protection of voting rights have been controversial due to acts of voter suppression by election officials. One important part of the voter rights...
Read MoreWith the sudden resignation of Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), two Georgia Senate seats will be up for grabs in 2020. It is important now more than ever for Emory students to engage the Atlanta and Georgia communities while the...
Read MoreThe Voluntary Core Curriculum lacks the geographically diverse range of coursework needed to foster comprehensive intellectual debate among the Emory community. The program claims to improve students’ ability to “think...
Read MoreThe merit of featuring Western civilization courses in undergraduate curriculums has been widely debated since the late 1980s, and it continues to be debated today. Students at universities that require these classes have...
Read MoreAs enrollment for Spring 2019 rolls around, students are once again preparing to grab a seat in a major-required class before the green circle turns into a cold, blue box on OPUS. If you’re grimacing at having to take organic...
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