Jenny Miller 01G supports Emory’s museum.
As a graduate student in medieval history, Jenny Miller 01G saw the Michael C. Carlos Museum as “a little jewel box” with amazing collections. Now an attorney, she says it’s a respite from her demanding job. She visits often, donates her time, and makes annual gifts.
Behind Every Breakthrough
Fresh theories reveal the ancient nature of numbers
Winship Summer Scholars program encourages aspiring researchers
Improving care through nurse-led research
Astrochemist wins time on space observatory
Treasures at the Carlos Museum
Candler debuts a new, broader master of theological studies program
A surprising look at the people behind their puppets
Our brains appear to have an intrinsic response to "art for art's sake"
Fictitious findings on forced networking
Grant will preserve singular slices of history
Emory sets spicy new world record
Research? Who, me? Grad students help undergrads get it
An undergraduate student’s introduction to research
Small changes across campus can yield big reductions in energy use and environmental impact
A book by Deborah E. Lipstadt marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Eichmann trial
Landmark stem cell trial offers hope to ALS patients
Author says he's interested in how memory "rebuilds our life for us"
Emory in the News
Emory ranks as “best value” private college
Porter Anderson was a tall, skinny towhead from Alabama who came to Emory in the fifties, won a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, got a doctorate at Harvard, and went on to create a vaccine credited with saving the lives of 668,661 children—and counting.
After a snowboarding accident resulted in a severe traumatic brain injury, Thomas Sowell was in a coma and his parents were preparing for the worst. The rest of the story amazed even his doctors.
More than three decades after a tragic car crash, alumna Sam Renfro struggles to keep her daughter safe and get her the help she needs
Emory is serious about facing its Southern past—and having a voice in the national conversation on race
Emory faculty (and former faculty) explore race, slavery, civil rights, and African American scholarship
History and Wholeness
Emory Everywhere
‘This World is Not Conclusion’
Rozier was public face of Emory
For Many, Haiti Is Still Home
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