With lineup adjustments still ongoing and momentum building, Emory looks to translate improved chemistry into results in a ...

On April 18, Emory University performers and Atlanta-based musicians will perform in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Don Giovanni.

Blending synth pop with raw lyricism, the singer-songwriter transformed the Atlanta stage to celebrate the brevity of ...

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a national organization focused on defending American Muslims and protecting civil rights, rated Emory University a “Hostile Campus” in a December ...

From the moment junior guard Alexandra Loucopoulos steps on the court, her presence is impossible to ignore. The junior guard has emerged as one of the most influential players for the Emory ...

From films to songs to books, art has a way of uniting the masses by capturing even the most elusive emotions, including love. So, for those in or out of love, the Arts & Life section has something ...

In October 2025, an Editorial Board member visited the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park in Atlanta, where the civil rights leader’s crypt is housed. The site houses an eternal flame — a ...

The Emigration Spikes in 2025 Amid Trump’s Presidency: Will This Trend Continue in 2026? With continued uncertainty about immigration security in the US, more and more individuals are looking ...

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 ...

Junior pitcher Mitchell Smallwood sets up his pitch against Berry College (Ga.) on Feb. 13 at Chappell Park. A talented senior class drove last year's success, which included four All-UAA players who ...

The University previously banned the student from campus in January 2026 for social media posts that raised “concern” and “uncertainty,” but allowed them to continue attending classes remotely.

An institution may choose to rename a building for many reasons, including to avoid controversy, memorialize a prominent figure or simply rebrand. However, in the case of Emory University’s “Uhuru ...