Emory College welcomes a highly selective and diverse freshman class to campus this fall. The class of 1,299 includes Emory's first group of QuestBridge Scholars. The University works with the nonprofit Quest Scholars Program that links highly qualified, low-income students with scholarship opportunities at some of the nation's best colleges.
 

From Beowulf to Obama, freshmen enjoy epic launch (Emory Report)

Emory Welcomes Dynamic Freshman Class (news release)

The Reasons They Chose Emory (The Emory Wheel)

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Joining the new faces on campus this fall at Emory is a redesigned Web site, which offers a host of new features.

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emory.edu launches new look (Emory Report)

Emory's new Center for Health Discovery and Well Being, part of the Emory/Georgia Tech Predictive Health Institute, offers participants a high-tech snapshot of their current physical state. Predictive health is about "defining health in a positive way. It is more than the absence of disease," says the center's director. Call 404.686.6190 or send an e-mail for more information.

What Your Body Knows (Emory Magazine)

Interview with Health Affairs EVP (Emory Magazine)

Predictive Health Symposium: Dec. 15-16

As a Fulbright scholar at the University of Göttingen, Ted Runyon learned from Germany's celebrated theologians. The experience shaped his career, landing him a teaching job at the Candler School of Theology, and convinced him of the great value of scholarships.

The emeritus professor and his wife, Cindy, an alumna who's retired from a long career at Pitts Theology Library, have created gift annuities to fund an Emory scholarship for visiting Göttingen students. The Runyons believe service is an essential part of faith, and education is simply essential.

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