Emory University's Student Media Website


	ALLOY magazine publishes a variety of student writing and artwork, from nonfiction articles, in-depth critical reviews, and humorous pieces, to fiction, poetry, drama, dialogues, photo essays, and art. For more information, contact editor in chief Jing Zhong. Visit our website
	EMORY POLITICAL REVIEW publishes at least once a semester and provides scholarly, nonpartisan discussion of past, current, and future domestic and foreign political issues. For more information about Emory Political Review, contact editor in chief Benjamin Van Der Horst. Visit our website
	EMORYVISION, Emory’s student-run television broadcast medium, oversees the management of campus cable Channel 53 (EV-53), which features original student programming and movies. EmoryVision has the expertise and equipment to support and produce student programs. Visit our website
	EMORY WHEEL, Emory’s twice-weekly student newspaper, covers events and issues of interest to students and the University. For more information, contact Editor-in-Chief Sal Rizzo 404.727.0279. For advertising information, call 404.727.6178. Visit our website
	EMORY UNDERGRAD RESEARCH JOURNAL (EURJ) was founded in the Spring 2005 in order to fill the gap between research being conducted by Emory undergraduate students and the broader Emory community. With a focus on readibility, EURJ publishes twice a year and accepts submissions from any academic discipline. Every article is subject to peer review by Ph.Ds, Emory Faculty, Researchers, or experts within the respective field. Visit our website
	HYBRID VIGOR, the science and society magazine of Emory University, seeks to promote the understanding of science and its role in everyday life and examines scientific issues through the kaleidoscope of a multidisciplinary approach. Browse through the current issue and archives. Visit our website
	LULLWATER REVIEW is Emory’s literary arts magazine, It is the only university-based, nationally distributed literary arts magazine in the country that is completely student run. Published biannually, it features exceptional student work alongside that of more accomplished writers. Submissions are accepted year-round. Visit our website
	The mEmory outlines the university's beginning at the Oxford, GA campus, and sheds light on a majority of Emory's traditions. While being both enlightening and entertaining, the mEmory serves as a guide to Emory's "traditions, legacy, and lore." From the chronology of presidents to the story behind the skeleton Emory students respect and refer to as Dooley, the mEmory provides students with a reference for such questions like why Emory doesn't have a football team and what's up with the cemetary on Clairmont campus. Please contact Andrew Remissong at aremiss@emory.edu, Claudia Borgelt at cborgel@emory.edu, or Victoria Bell at vlbell@emory.edu with any questions. Visit our website
	The SPOKE, Emory’s humor magazine, is the University’s only official humor publication. For more information, contact editor in chief Samantha Grow. Visit our website
	WMRE, Emory’s student radio station, broadcasts over the Internet and through campus cable on Channel 26. Offering many programs, WMRE gives students the opportunity to share their musical tastes with the Emory community. The request line is 404.727.WMRE. Call 404.727.9672. Visit our website