While the discriminatory loan practice known as “redlining” shaped U.S. cities, its legacy does not fully explain current ...

One of the first programs of its kind in the U.S. will train physician-innovators to design, evaluate and lead the ...

Emory School of Nursing's undergraduate nursing program has joined its master’s program as the No. 1 ranked program in the ...

Emory University continues to be listed among the nation’s top universities, coming in at No. 23 in U.S. News & World ...

Philip Wainwright, a pioneering force in Emory’s global engagement and study abroad programs, passed away Sept. 9 at age 61. A family-hosted memorial service will take place Friday, Sept. 25, at 11 ...

Join hundreds of Emory students, faculty, staff and alumni for Impact Day 2026, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26. Choose to serve with one of the dozens of nonprofit organizations at locations on ...

Emory College’s annual International Student Welcome helped more than 300 students from 45 countries transition to campus life. Through advising, peer mentors and family support, the program eased ...

Rachel Hadler was selected to participate in a two-year fellowship with the National Academy of Medicine. Clear communication makes a world of difference when a loved one is in the intensive care unit ...

Women prefer to work in fields with more female representation, which may help explain why women remain in the minority in many professions, suggests new research by Emory psychologists.

When we consider historical scholarship at its highest levels, we may imagine hours spent in research libraries and classrooms, uncovering new details and teaching the next generation. Emory professor ...

Emory University’s Schinazi Lab has recently been awarded a SMART Prize for the Concept Stage. Partners on this prize include the Burwitz Lab at Oregon Health & Science University and Aligos ...