Special feature: Moving the Needle

Special feature: Moving the Needle

A national opioid epidemic is driving people from pills to heroin, filling emergency rooms with overdose cases, and killing tens of thousands of Americans every year. What are we doing about it?


Professors research whether negative political advertising works

Professors research whether negative political advertising works

Goizueta Business School's Mike Lewis and David Schweidel and Yanwen Wang of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver co-authored a study that found negative political adverting is more effective than positive political advertising in senatorial campaigns.

Kaiser Permanente and Emory Healthcare announce new collaboration for integrated care

Kaiser Permanente and Emory Healthcare announce new collaboration for integrated care

Emory Healthcare and Kaiser Permanente will collaborate to develop a new care model that provides Kaiser Permanente members with a fully integrated health care experience, and in the process advances patient- and family-centered care in metro Atlanta and beyond.

Physicists devise method to reveal how light affects materials

Physicists devise method to reveal how light affects materials

Emory physicists have developed a way to determine the electronic properties of thin gold films after they interact with light. Nature Communications published the new method, which may pave the way for improvements in devices such as optical sensors and photovoltaic cells.


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Unraveling the intricacies of global connectivity

The challenges of global business go well beyond language barriers. Students in Emory's Goizueta Business School are exposed to global perspectives in every aspect of their coursework, including immersive experiences abroad.

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Bestselling author T Cooper joins Emory faculty

T Cooper, author of eight books including "The Beaufort Diaries," "Lipshitz 6 or Two Angry Blondes" and "Real Man Adventures," will join Emory's Creative Writing Program faculty in the fall.

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Sterk discusses the impact and value of higher education

Responding to debates about the value of higher education for students and society, Emory President Claire E. Sterk says the university must better communicate its impact but also evolve significantly to meet the needs of the future.

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Emory acquires rare 18th-century Piranesi books illustrating ancient Rome

Emory students and scholars can now access the complete rare folio set by Piranesi (1720-1778), who documented, imagined and recreated ancient Rome — buildings, maps, mausoleums, cemeteries, street scenes and more — through incredibly detailed etchings.