Emory has canceled all sponsored activities scheduled for Saturday (10/10) due to potential inclement weather from Hurricane Isaias.
Visit the Campus Life Instagram Stories (www.instagram.com/campuslife) for operational updates, including dining options, health resources and more.

Deborah Lipstadt, University Distinguished Professor and former U.S. special envoy, has launched a center to train policymakers fighting antisemitism.

The Emory Policy Institute on Countering Antisemitism (EPICA) will conduct research, offer undergrad fellowships and more: https://bit.ly/4h6ObWK

Meet the 24 exceptional students from around the globe who arrived this fall at Emory and Oxford Colleges as recipients of the university’s top merit award, the Robert W. Woodruff Scholarship ➡️ https://bit.ly/4dsq1n6

Emory will host a free communal listening event tomorrow - without music.

The "World According to Sound" event from Emory's Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry asks asks audiences to reconsider the world, using only their ears: https://bit.ly/4dtxkLn

Emory faculty, students, alumni and staff are invited to nominate someone they admire for an Emory honorary degree.
Past recipients who reflect Emory's excellence include Natasha Trethewy, Hank Aaron and Mikhail Gorbachev.
Nominations are due Nov. 1. https://bit.ly/4rqVeNs

Job announcement: Assistant Teaching Professor (non-tenure but renewable) position for Applied Environmental Social Sciences in the Department of Environmental Sciences at @emorycollege.bsky.social, Atlanta GA. Let me know if you need more info or insights, glad to help. apply.interfolio.com/192159

Join us at noon TODAY for a talk from Danielle Wiggins on Atlanta's role in modern Black liberalism.
The free event is part of the James Weldon Johnson Institute's fall series, held on the 2nd Floor of Emory Bookstore.
Info/RSVP: https://bit.ly/4AuRGhm

Emory College’s International Student Welcome helped 300+ students from 45 countries transition to campus this fall with advising, peer mentors and more.
The program also eases family anxieties and reinforces Emory’s commitment to global student success: https://bit.ly/4iCe3uH

Emory senior Josephine DeMarco and sophomore Logan Clark turned academic curiosity into hands-on research experience this summer, helping map and excavate an ancient Italian city with Emory archeologist Giovanni Lovisetto: https://bit.ly/4An7ClH

It's almost Emory's Class of 2030 first midterm exam season!
The class represents 46 states, 71 countries beyond the U.S. and thousands of unique experiences.
Help us cheer on all of our Emory undergrads on midterms and get to know #Emory2030: https://bit.ly/4iHmEfI

Join us Monday for a talk from David DeMichelli on racial reclassification and identity in Brazil.
The free event is part of the James Weldon Johnson Institute's fall series. It begins at noon on the 2nd Floor of Emory Bookstore.
Info/RSVP: https://bit.ly/3TaPFWJ

Emory College welcomes 16 new faculty this fall, part of 175 hires joining about 4,300 full-time professors across the university's nine schools.
The College also celebrates several faculty members who have been promoted and named to chaired appointments.
Full list➡️ https://bit.ly/3TgkGbC

Emory professor Ruby Lal, an acclaimed scholar of Indian history, has been named the 2027 Kluge Chair by the Library of Congress: https://bit.ly/4y6upjV

The Mellon Foundation has awarded the Emory-based @aiainetwork.bsky.social a $1.8 million grant to support its work advancing ethical, human-centered AI research through education, community partnerships and more.
Details ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xE7UBZ

Join us at noon TODAY for Atinuke Adediran discussing “Corporate Disclosures as Governance Infrastructure: Race, Risk, and Private Regulation" as part of the James Weldon Johnson Institute's fall series.
The free event is on 2nd Floor of Emory Bookstore: https://bit.ly/3DlrFoP

What’s the real energy cost of the AI boom?

Emory anthropologist Kristin Phillips leads an investigation into current and potential effects of AI data centers on electricity costs and what regulatory best practices might help.

More on the $1 million project: https://bit.ly/4htLBdk

What’s the real energy cost of the AI boom?

Emory anthropologist Kristin Phillips leads an investigation into current and potential effects of AI data centers on electricity costs and what regulatory best practices might help.

More on the $1 million project: https://bit.ly/4htLBdk