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In the wake of national discussion and on-campus protests, the University did not renew its contract with Flock Safety.


The sixth man behind Emory men’s basketball’s playoff run

 Through Team IMPACT, Will Hostetter found a place in the Emory community, becoming both a member of the men’s basketball team and a source of inspiration during its postseason run.

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Chess is and always will be a sport. Here’s why.

Athletics are more than just high-intensity physical exertion; they are also catalysts for rich histories, influential figures and unforgettable games.

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Shooting high: record-breaking season for men's basketball

In their deepest tournament run ever, the Eagles went 27–4, won their first UAA title since 2022 and came within two points of a national championship.

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Emory men’s tennis finding its rhythm

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

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Shifting perspectives, countries with Roslyn Hwang

The Emory University junior reflects on faith, family and moving between two very different worlds.

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Staff picks: Songs that defined our summer

From Olivia Rodrigo to Norah Jones, these new and old tracks provided the perfect soundtrack to the sweltering heat.

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Ellie Goulding is rich with diagnosis, lacks resolution on ‘I Know Too Much’

On her sixth studio album, the pop icon sorts through denial, jealousy and love. 

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Economics and Art Departments coordinate joint major

The two departments hope to create classes that focus on the economic value behind art.

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Department of Defense mandates Emory audit foreign partnerships or face potential funding cuts

In accordance with an Aug. 17 mandate, 30 universities including Emory must review their collaborations with “foreign entities of concern.” 

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Former U.S. ambassador to South Korea, Emory University President Emeritus James Laney dies at 98

During his 16-year presidential tenure, Laney expanded scholarship programs and recruited stronger faculty, transforming Emory into a major national research institution. 

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Emory names Mattie White as assistant vice president of Campus Life, director of athletics and recreation

White hopes to strengthen school spirit and improve Emory’s current athletic programs during her tenure.

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