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- Fall semester brings new faculty, cutting-edge programs and more to Emory
Emory University kicks off the fall semester with new leadership, faculty, students, and a range of innovative academic programs and initiatives across its nine schools.
- CAIR-GA, Faith Leaders Denounce Israel's Violation of U.S. Visa Waiver Program and Seek Reversal of Israel's Entry Ban on U.S. Citizen Faith Leaders, Including Retired Emory Professor
CAIR-Georgia and faith leaders denounce Israel's violation of the visa waiver program by denying entry to U.S. citizens, including a retired Emory University professor, on an interfaith trip.
- The Class of 2030 moves in
Emory University's Class of 2030 has moved into their new homes on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses.
- This common vitamin was linked to 13% better cognitive scores
A study by Emory University researchers found that adults at high risk for dementia who took at least 5,000 IU of vitamin D daily scored 13% higher on cognitive tests.
- Emory University launches new international travel readiness portal for students, faculty and staff
Emory University launched a new online portal to centralize international travel planning, requirements, and emergency support for its students, faculty, and staff.
- Emory student with ADHD creates AI app to help overwhelmed students tackle assignments
An Emory University student with ADHD created Asoma, an AI app designed to help students manage assignments by prioritizing tasks and breaking them into smaller steps.
- The Emory Cinematheque Presents: 4 LITTLE GIRLS (1997)
Emory Cinematheque is screening Spike Lee's documentary "4 Little Girls," which examines the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing and its historical impact.
- The Emory Cinematheque Presents: CLOCKERS (1995)
Emory University's Cinematheque is screening Spike Lee's film "CROOKLYN" as part of a retrospective, with an introduction and talk back by professors.
- Poland trip immerses students in Jewish culture, past and present
Emory University students, through a Tam Institute program, embarked on a 12-day trip to Poland to explore Jewish history and the ongoing resurgence of Jewish life in the country.
- The Emory Cinematheque Presents: DO THE RIGHT THING (1989)
Emory Cinematheque is screening Spike Lee's iconic 1989 film "Do the Right Thing," which addresses racist ideology and marked a pivotal point in his career.
- Emory film series celebrates 40 years of Spike Lee
Emory University is celebrating 40 years of filmmaker Spike Lee with a free public film series featuring 14 of his movies and post-screening Q&A sessions.
- US News names 5 Georgia hospitals among best in the US
U.S. News & World Report identified top hospitals in Georgia and nationally, with Emory University Hospital receiving multiple national specialty rankings.
- AI study app developed by Emory student enters testing
An Emory University student created an AI study app, asoma.app, to help students with overwhelming workloads, especially those with ADHD, currently being tested by high school and college students.
- High-dose vitamin D may improve cognition among those at risk of dementia, Emory study finds
An Emory University study indicates high-dose vitamin D supplements could improve cognitive function in individuals at risk of dementia.
- James Laney, former ambassador to Korea and Emory University president, dies at 98
Former Emory University president and U.S. Ambassador to Korea, James Laney, died at 98.
- Expert tips and resources for taking care of aging loved ones
Emory University provides its employees with extensive resources and expert advice to navigate the challenges of caring for aging loved ones, including emergency care, legal assistance, and support groups.
- 8 things to know for Emory’s new academic year
Emory University is gearing up for its new academic year, welcoming students, a new president, and several new deans, while offering a wide range of campus activities, well-being resources, and safety information.
- Former Emory president who secured $105M Woodruff gift, recruited Jimmy Carter dies at 98
Former Emory University president, known for significant contributions including a large gift and recruiting Jimmy Carter, has died at 98.
- Emory University students make a life-changing discovery in Utah
Emory University students made a significant discovery of previously undocumented petroglyphs on a Utah cliff, emphasizing the importance of cultural preservation and interdisciplinary research.
- Chrystal Paulos: Excited to Welcome Debolina Dasgupta to Winship Cancer Institute
Dr. Debolina Dasgupta, who recently earned her Ph.D. with honors, is joining the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University in October 2026.
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