Emory Fails to Defend Their Home Field
The Emory men’s soccer team went winless this past weekend in the last two contests of their...
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Environmental Report Finds High Levels of Carcinogenic Toxin Near Oxford Campus
An assessment released by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and a model created by the...
A Night in October | Sam Jones
One evening, my resident adviser Bahar asked if anyone wanted her friend’s tickets to an Aziz Ansari show. I had nothing to do, so I claimed them and invited a new friend of mine, Nate, to come along. A few hours later, Nate and...
Crime Report | 4.24.19
On April 11 at 4:15 p.m., Emory Police Department (EPD) responded to the Longstreet-Means Parking Deck in reference to a theft. The complainant, an Emory student, said a Fuji bicycle was stolen from Emory Bike Social Club’s...
White House Correspondent April Ryan Discusses Race in the White House
April Ryan, the sole black female White House correspondent since the Clinton administration,...
CS Department Changes Major Requirements After Split with Math Department
Beginning in Fall 2019, the Computer Science Department will restructure major requirements and designate courses as either core, foundational or elective classes. The department also changed the necessary prerequisites for...
Crime Report | 3.13.2019
On Feb. 28 at 2 p.m., Emory Police Department (EPD) received a harassing communications report via telephone. The complainant, an Emory University Hospital (EUH) Midtown nursing technician, reported that a subject repeatedly...
Student Government Candidates Discuss Platforms at 2019 Wheel Debates
During the 2019 Wheel Debates on March 7, candidates running for top student government positions discussed their election platforms and answered questions from the Wheel and students via Twitter. Student Government Association...
Ma’s Mistakes Don’t Warrant Impeachment
This op-ed was written as part of a two-sided debate series. The opposing argument can be found here. Power-Hungry. Incompetent. Erratic. This was how the Wheel Editorial Board, a board I am part of, described Student...
