Emory student earns Udall Scholarship for environmental leadership

Emory College student Jamani "Roe" Montague has been selected as a 2017 Udall Scholar for her research and advocacy on issues including environmental racism and prison ecology.

New chair named for Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering

Susan Margulies, PhD, has been named the Wallace H. Coulter Chair of the Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) at Georgia Tech and Emory University, and a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in Injury Biomechanics.

World's smallest, leadless pacemaker yields positive results in Emory-led study

An international clinical trial, led by Emory, reports excellent outcomes for the world's smallest, leadless pacemaker, the Micra TPS.

Giddens, Ono garner Eleanor Main Awards for mentoring excellence

PhD graduate Michelle Marie Giddens and mathematics professor Ken Ono are this year's winners of the Eleanor Main Graduate Mentor Awards, which recognize graduate students and faculty for outstanding mentoring.

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AV200 bicycle ride to benefit AIDS vaccine research for 15th year

Diabetes: Fighting the epidemic the way public health has fought HIV

Emory's energy scorecard marks gains in savings, sustainability

Winship awarded NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center status

Climate change is in Atlanta's air

Finding mental disorders with math

Emory Center for AIDS Research receives $10 million NIH renewal

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Winship awarded NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center status
May 15, Emory University
Emory University announces two key leadership appointments
May 3, Emory University
Special feature: Celebrating Emory's Class of 2017
May 8, Emory University
Mapping the future of the School of Medicine's Class of 2017
May 2, Emory University
Emory Law marks 100th anniversary with Clinton, Nunn
May 1, Emory University
Center for World University Rankings lists Emory in Top 10 for publications in seven fields
April 26, Emory University
Construction for new Campus Life Center set to begin
May 3, Emory University

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Summer brings opportunity to view campus exhibitions

Emory's slower summer pace is the perfect time to explore campus exhibits centered on art, theology, medicine and more. Don't miss "Still Raising Hell: Materials from the Camille Billops and James V. Hatch Collection," which closes May 28.

Libraries honor students with undergraduate research awards

Emory's Woodruff and Rose libraries recently honored 15 students with undergraduate research awards for their projects and papers that used primary sources they found in the libraries.

Emory employees offer a bold showing at Staff Fest 2017

The theme for this year's Staff Fest was "Be Bold - Be Emory," and thousands of university employees turned out Friday, May 12, to do just that. Attendees enjoyed games, music, a catered lunch, a fun run-walk and the popular volleyball tournament.

Beinecke Scholarship will help Carnes study music across cultures

The ear for music that made Emory College student Mallory Carnes an accomplished violist also gave her a gift for languages. As one of only 20 Beinecke Scholars selected this year, she plans to pursue a PhD in ethnomusicology.

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