The program will prepare Emory undergraduate nursing students for careers in high-need communities and create pathways for frontline healthcare workers across the state to become registered nurses.
While the discriminatory loan practice known as “redlining” shaped U.S. cities, its legacy does not fully explain current ...
Mark your calendar for these arts events on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses, including a performance by the Green Room Ensemble on Oct. 29. Photo by Steven Pisano. As autumn settles across campus, ...
Emory’s Dining Program earns international recognition for sustainability for sixth consecutive year
The dining award highlights Emory’s work sourcing local and sustainably produced food as well as reducing food waste and combatting food insecurity for community members. Emory University’s dining ...
Quyen Phan was unanimously selected for the Isabel Hampton Robb Award for Outstanding Leadership in Clinical Practice, Evidence-Based Practice, and Interprofessional Collaboration. The National League ...
From network TV studios and research labs to archaeological digs and immersive projects, these Emory students made the most of their summer breaks. Along the way, they discovered new things about ...
Women make up about half the U.S. population, yet remain in the minority in many professions, such as politics, technology, science and academia. A key reason for this disparity is that women prefer ...
In conjunction with National Preparedness Month, Burt Buchtinec of the Emory Police Department (left) and Simeon Williams, a senior serving as this year’s chief of student-operated Emory Emergency ...
Applications for the Incentives Fund are open through Friday, Oct. 2, offering the opportunity to advance sustainability at Emory through projects, research or culture change initiatives. Photo by ...
“The fight against antisemitism is not solely a fight of one minority group against prejudice. It’s a fight for democracy,” says Deborah Lipstadt, University Distinguished Professor and former U.S.
Emory is helping lead a $30.9 million NIH-funded study examining how lifelong environmental and social exposures influence Alzheimer’s disease, unlocking new paths for prevention and brain health.
During the delegation’s visit, Yonsei University President Dong-Sup Yoon and Emory University’s then-Interim President Justice Leah Ward Sears signed a new strategic partnership agreement between ...
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