The @carlosmuseum will celebrate the opening of the special exhibition "Insistent Presence" on Sunday 9/14 with a free lecture from 3-4 p.m. with curator and Emory PhD candidate Margaret Nagawa. Details/registration at https://bit.ly/4mMiPVr

You still have time to join us for the Winship 5K on Saturday, Oct. 4! Sign up for the in-person event on Emory's Atlanta campus or as a virtual participant to walk, run or roll from anywhere —all to support cancer research at Emory's Winship Cancer Institute. Register ➡️ http://winship5k.emory.edu

Emory's JWJI Colloquium Series returns this fall with national scholars presenting academic research on questions of difference and race. The weekly events run from noon to 1:30 p.m. every Monday when class is in session. Details and RSVP info at https://bit.ly/41BSPUy

Our friends in Emory Film and Media are taking us back 50 years with this fall's Emory Cinematheque 1975, celebrating releases from that memorable year. Screenings, which are free and open to the public, happen every Wednesday at 7:30 pm in White Hall 208. Full schedule: https://bit.ly/41I3QUj

Our first faculty book launch of the year is just around the corner! Join us for a discussion of @emorycollege.bsky.social Philsophy Prof. Lynne Huffer's new multi-media monograph "These Survivals: An Autobiography of Extinction" (@dukepress.bsky.social) 📚 RSVP here: forms.office.com/r/u9LDySx3FC

Pumpkin spice on offer doesn't mean summer - and the heat that comes with it - is gone. Our Emory experts share advice on everything from how sunscreen works to heat safety for our final month of summer ➡️ https://bit.ly/4g9U0At

Emory College welcomes 24 new professors this academic year, a quarter of which join our award-winning and growing computer science department: https://bit.ly/4gaothY

One of our most cherished traditions for first-year students is Songfest, which pits residence halls against each other in a friendly competition performing original lyrics and choreography about their new homes. Shoutout to Ala-Dobbs as this year's winner 💙 💛

Emory College has kicked off fall semester with 1,456 first-year students, 26 new faculty and a new senior associate dean for undergraduate education, with big plans for department changes and events: https://bit.ly/4pgwhmv

For #FossilFriday, a spectacular fossil palm frond from the Hell Creek Formation (Late Cretaceous), North Dakota, in the process of being prepared at the @denvermuseumns.bsky.social last week: juvenile tyrannosaur skull for scale. (cc: @susieoftraken.bsky.social, @arctomet.bsky.social) 🧪🌴🦖

These are dark times but here is some good news, in a long read for weekend distraction. Discovering a child is allergic to peanuts is life-altering for families — but after decades of struggle science is getting real traction on treatment and prevention. www.scientificamerican.com/article/new-...

You know it's a good First Day of Class when the Atlanta skyline isn't even the brightest thing around. Here's to a wonderful new semester 💙 💛

With First Day of Class in the rear view, we're off to another wonderful fall semester. Happy new (academic) year, Emory 🎉 💙 💛

Ready with your favorite Emory gear for College Colors Day with us on Friday? Don't forget you can use code PRIDE25 at the Emory Barnes & Noble Bookstore or online (emory.spirit.bncollege.com) for 10% off the latest blue and gold swag until 9/5💙💛

We interrupt your doom-scrolling with a moment of joy: the annual first-year student gate crossing & Coca-Cola toast at @emorycollege.bsky.social, where student leaders, staff, & faculty come out to cheer & welcome the new students. 🎓🏫🎉👏

Today was the 4th year for the annual first-year student gate crossing at @emorycollege.bsky.social, started in August 2022 to celebrate a full return to in-person teaching & learning on campus. I've attended all 4 events, but today's seemed like the best attended & the loudest. #AcademicSky 🎓🏫📚

Cheers to the first (m)Emory for the Class of 2029, who were cheered through the Haygood-Hopkins Gate for the annual Gate Crossing, then walked onto the Quad for their first Coke Toast from Dean Barbara Krauthamer. Welcome home 💙 💛

Emory 2029 has officially arrived 💙 💛

Extra snacks? ✅ Winter coat? ❌ Emory students share their tips on what to pack and what to skip for a smooth Move-in Day on Saturday and a great semester ahead ➡️ bit.ly/45GpDN3

Today, more than half of Emory's incoming Class of 2029 arrive for pre-orientation and International Student Welcome! Originally designed to offer students a way to build community before classes start, the programs pay dividends across campus ➡️ bit.ly/4lvuXsI

Branden Grimmett, head of Emory College's Pathways Center, and rising senior Leia Marshall recently spoke to Inside Higher Ed about the benefits of having student peer mentors in pre-health advising ➡️ bit.ly/45hCMxp

Happy #YouthDay! 🌎 We're celebrating the Spanish edition of @emorycollege.bsky.social Prof. Rachel Hall-Clifford's “Underbelly” (via DPH & @ecds-emory.bsky.social) that helps policymakers advance youth health in Guatemala. Learn more at "Health Cultures in Local Context” (10/29): bit.ly/3UXTwUc

Emory researchers have developed a more safe and accurate method to study how flu spreads through the air. The goal is to improve testing of vaccines, antivirals, and other ways to stop airborne infection ➡️ bit.ly/3Ht0gX7

Curious about how Americans' perception of voting has changed over time? 🗳️ Join us next month for our first Keyword seminar of the academic year, moderated by @emorycollege.bsky.social History Prof. Jason Morgan Ward. Sign up today, space is limited! forms.office.com/r/C6i8U4rDvc

Francesco Evangelista of @EmoryChem - who is working with undergrads to create free online tutorials showing the how #quantum computers can revolutionize chemistry - has been elected to the International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science: bit.ly/4fyf5UP

Los estudiantes del curso de Taína Figueroa este otoño estudiarán Debí Tirar Más Fotos, el último álbum de Bad Bunny, como una ventana para entender la diáspora puertorriqueña, el colonialismo, la migración y la política cultural contemporánea ➡️ bit.ly/4m9XkOg

Students in Taína Figueroa's Latin American and Caribbean Studies course this fall will study Bad Bunny's most recent album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, as a window to understand the Puerto Rican diaspora, colonialism, migration and contemporary cultural politics ➡️ bit.ly/45bSt9a

Pleased to welcome Nichole Fazio to Emory College this fall as our new senior associate dean for undergraduate education ➡️ bit.ly/4m6xpXR

Emory College playwright Kimberly Belflower shares the “pinch me” this spring with her smash Broadway hit “John Proctor is the Villain,” and the lessons she’s bringing back to her students ➡️ bit.ly/40S7v1n

Emory physicists Justin Burton and Ilya Nemenman used AI to identify new laws that govern how particles interact in a chaotic systems. The finding lays the groundwork for more complex study of those systems, including in clusters of cells in living organisms like humans: bit.ly/4l9DbX2

Rising senior Mikaila Ulmer turned getting stung by bees as a kid into her own business, Me & The Bees Lemonade, dedicated to pollinator conservation. A Woodruff Scholar and dual economics and quantitative sciences major now aspires to become an investor in ventures like hers➡️ bit.ly/4l9fVsw

So proud of our undergrads and so grateful for the inspiring mentorship from our faculty 💙💛

Emory's endowment is not a single fund. It has multiple accounts that help provide financial aid to our incredible students, fuels our unparalleled research and helps support our community. Learn more: together.emory.edu/power-of-end...

Our undergrads researched everything this summer from changes in violin making to WNBA coverage to characterizing molecular interactions behind human disease. Join us as they share their findings this Thursday ➡️ news.emory.edu/stories/2025...

A novel internship between Emory and Jermaine Dupri's So So Def studio connected classroom learning with real-world creativity, giving four undergrads hands-on production skills and insight into Atlanta's hip-hop culture ➡️ bit.ly/3Gs8MFu

Hospitals buying up private physician practices are driving up health care prices for everyone, according to a new study co-authored by Emory economist Matthew Grennan: bit.ly/4kQPl7e

Reminder that the final Emory Farmers Market this summer is TOMORROW (7/22) from 11 am to 2 pm at McDonough Plaza!

💙💛 #WorldEmojiDay

Every May, as most students flee campus for work and play, many others stay and work to help keep the busy summer conference season humming ➡️ bit.ly/44QdmFv

“Celebrating 250 years of Jane Austen” will be an all-day seminar on 9/20 that will include talks from well-known Austen and Regency scholars, a viewing of rare Austen editions, crafting, and a live taping of JASNA’s Austen Chat podcast. Register here: buff.ly/HDljiCV

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Tuan Vinh, who graduated with highest honors in chemistry and computer science in May, starts on his accelerated PhD next month as one of the few elite minds to win the highly selective NIH Oxford-Cambridge Scholarship ➡️ bit.ly/4eJIvza

Extra, Extra: SPJ has named the Emory Wheel the best student-run small paper in the country! Read all about it: ➡️ bit.ly/3ThzGma

#histbookchat #sinology #PhotoFriday As Taiwan is rarely out of the news these days with the looming threat from China, I thought I would feature a great book that tells the often forgotten story of the Dutch colony there in the 17th Century - Lost Colony by Tonio Andrade (2011) - and the 1/2

New research from Emory political scientist Bernard Fraga and co-authors shows that that Latinos aren't just identifying less as Democrats; they're becoming more politically disengaged overall ➡️ bit.ly/3IwFzJQ

As Independence Day again approaches, we return to one of our most popular stories every year: What is the 'pursuit of happiness," anyway? bit.ly/3AuoQyC

Congrats to Emory College's Cynthia Blakeley and Ruby Lal on being named finalists in the 61st Georgia Author of the Year Awards! Blakely earned distinction in the memoir category with "The Innermost House." Lal was recognized in the biography category with "The Vagabond Princess." bit.ly/4kmki2S

The midday slump may have hit your Monday, but rest assured the founders of 13 student-led ventures are still already hard at work in The Hatchery Summer Accelerator, an intensive 10-week program designed to help them push their ventures forward ➡️ bit.ly/3I1CLEq

Emory is partnering with an Atlanta life sciences firm on the first human trial of a microneedle patch that delivers the rotavirus vaccine. Studies suggest the patch can both reduce the required dose and boost immune response against the virus ➡️ bit.ly/4l6rBNt

Professors experimented with improv, explored ways to use social media and practiced storytelling at Emory’s Public Scholarship Academy, a new program designed to help faculty communicate complex academic ideas with the public ➡️ bit.ly/40ovLrs