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Deborah Lipstadt, one of only four people ever named as Emory University Distinguished Professor and the former U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, will return to Emory at the end ...

Amid weeks of unrest in Iran, Emory University School of Medicine Dean Sandra Wong announced in an email to medical school faculty on Jan. 24 that a doctor who is also the daughter of a senior Iranian ...

Amid turbulence in higher education surrounding cuts to the U.S. Department of Education’s funding, Emory University admitted 4327 students to the Class of 2029 through Regular Decision on March 26.

In response to this weekend’s winter weather advisory, Emory University postponed its Spring 2026 “Run the Row” event, scheduled for Jan. 24. Coordinator of Sorority and Fraternity Life Patrick Wright ...

Each year, thousands of students leave home to attend Emory University — even fewer of these students are varsity athletes, expected to balance academic demands with maintaining excellence in their ...

Current high school seniors from around the world logged onto their Emory University admissions portal and received their long-awaited admissions decision on Dec. 11, 2024. Emory accepted 995 ...

As final exams continue and the cumulative stress of a tiring semester comes to its natural conclusion, one element underpins every student’s preparations: the task of remembering everything they have ...

This spring, when the Class of 2025 walked across the commencement stage, over 72% of them had a GPA over 3.5. 20 years ago, only 41.5% of the class of 2005 had a GPA of over 3.5, and this percentage ...

Emory University’s longest-serving dean, Linda McCauley (79N), will retire at the end of 2025. McCauley, dean of the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, has served as dean since 2009, making her ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is embedded in every aspect of our modern lives — it writes our essays, trades our stocks, diagnoses our diseases and curates the media we consume. Emory University’s ...

In late January, as I stood in the Los Angeles International Airport waiting to board the plane that would rescue me from the United States, I was unwavering in my decision to leave the country. I saw ...