Without Borders
A group of faculty are chairing an Academic Learning Community called "Brazil, A Growing Global Force: Beyond Soccer and Samba" that they hope will deepen Emory's ties to Brazil.
Moving Forward, Postconflict
Anthropologist Bruce Knauft lays out what's next for the States at Regional Risk program as it transitions to a recovery project.
From Atlanta to Tbilisi
It is hard to overstate the breadth and depth of PfID’s work in Georgia during the last 20 years. Emory faculty have flown across nine time zones to conduct workshops on health care policy, perform trainings on health care administration, analyze health outcomes, and help Georgians lobby for and create health care reform.
High Impact
Don Stein's groundbreaking research could transform how traumatic brain injuries are treated around the world.
Diplomat in the Classroom
Marion Creekmore is lecturing on the territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over the region of Kashmir when his phone rings. He takes a moment to glance at the number and excuses himself, saying, “Sorry, class. I have to get this. It’s Washington.”
Restoring the House of Rejoicing
The Carlos Museum teams up with the Met to save an ancient Egyptian palace-city from destruction with help from cutting-edge surveying technology, Google Earth, and a hot-air balloon.
News
- Emory student training to climb Mt. Everest
- Tibetan Buddhist Monks preparing for life after college
- Emory senior receives fellowship to study diversity and human rights in France
- Tradition revived in classics medals
- Human mobility data may help curb urban epidemics
- Dalai Lama returns to Emory University Oct. 8-10
- Emory Vaccine Center leads global polio declaration
