Cover Story
Written in Bone
Anthropologist Jessica Thompson was among the first to suspect that conditions in Malawi might have allowed ancient human bones to be preserved. Turns out she was right.
By Carol Clark
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Points of Interest
- Man of Letters Emory's Rose Library unveils letters from a future US president
- New School of Medicine Dean Appointed
- Medication Motivation Helping patients improve life-saving compliance routines--with music
- SURE Thing Undergraduate research gets real--and gets results
- British Imports High-achieving UK students choose Emory through Sutton Trust
- In Class: Non-Traditional Approach
- Is Our Research at Risk? Helping academic research institutions prepare for disasters
- Seeking Strategies Emory expert contributes to report on curbing opioid addiction crisis
- State of Mind New book explores the notion that racism is a mental illness
- We've Got the Beat Exhibition showcases US counterculture
- Living Poetry Graduate student recognized for connecting verse to 'everyday experiences and concerns'
- Helping Kids Have a Ball
- Pest Control Fire ants could offer a new treatment for psoriasis
- New and Improved Changes bloom along Clifton Road
- Spans of Time Emory bridges connect the campus past and present
- Widening Georgia's Science Network
- Emory in the News
- No Pain, Big Gains Microneedles may mean more flu vaccinations--and less flu
- Research Funding Reaches New High--$628 million
- The Big Picture
Education Innovation
From unexpected, cross-topic courses to brand-new majors to total curriculum overhauls, Emory is rethinking the delivery of liberal arts education with students’ future realities in mind.
By Hal Jacobs
Home, Cooking
Linton Hopkins 92C planned to become a doctor like his dad—until he discovered his flair for food. Five restaurants later, he’s a chef Atlanta knows by name.
By Maria M. Lameiras
Emory Everywhere
- Experiential Art Artist Chris Salter 89C blends environment and sensation to create interactive experiences
- Flying High Author of popular YA novels works on film adaptations
- Still Moving Forward Justice Leah Ward Sears 80L looks back in new biography
- Bringing Emory Everywhere Incoming president seeks to engage fellow grads
- 2017 Scholars Alumni board honors exceptional students
- Alumni Ink
- Tribute: Lynna Williams
- Tribute: Trinh Huynh 04L
- Coda: Grady Made
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