Seven student farmers stand behind a table filled with boxes of green vegetables inside the wooden warehouse at Oxford College's organic farm.

Starting this Thursday, a team of dedicated student farmers at Oxford College will meet weekly to pack boxes of fresh produce for CSA subscribers across metro Atlanta.

Lead farmer-educator Daniel Parson shares his tips for making the most out of that weekly abundance: https://bit.ly/4tqsqoq

Promotional flyer for the Race & Difference Colloquium Series, Spring 2026, from Lisa Gail Collins of Vassar College titled 'Stitching Love and Loss: A Gee's Bend Quilt" scheduled for April 20, 2026, at 12 PM on the 2nd floor of Emory Bookstore. Includes RSVP link and QR code, lunch provided. For more information visit www.jwji.emory.edu.

Join us at noon today for the last colloquium of the spring with Vassar's Lisa Gail Collins discussing her book, "Stitching Love and Loss: A Gee’s Bend Quilt."
The free event, which includes lunch, is on the 2nd floor of the Emory Bookstore. RSVP: https://bit.ly/4tZX2Nr

Headshot of Emory chemist Khalid Salaita

Congrats to Khalid Salaita - Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Chemistry and a pioneer in the field of molecular mechanobiology - on being named senior faculty winner of the 2026 Albert E. Levy Award for Excellence in Scientific Research.
More on the award and his work: https://bit.ly/4tXl5g3

Emory computer scientist Jinho Choi accepts the award for Innovation of the Year by shaking hands with a presenter at the podium in a sunlit room with large windows

Congrats to Emory computer scientist Jinho Choi and ethnobotanist Cassandra Quave on winning 2026 innovation awards from Emory's Office of Technology.

Learn more about Choi's storytelling tool to help teach kids AI literacy and Quave's biotech start-up: https://bit.ly/4cr4Jov

You eat well at every year's Feast of Words!

From left, juniors Daniel Hua, Emily Huang and Eshan Momin pose and smile with an Emory building in the background

Help us in applauding juniors Daniel Hua, Emily Huang and Eshan Momin, our latest Goldwater Scholars!

They each have conducted substantial research, with publications in leading professional journals, in addition to coursework and volunteer efforts on campus.

Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4cdGyLy

Congratulations!

Emory students Maria Jose Silva (left) and Madison McConnell pose together during the 44th annual SouthEastern Undergraduate Sociology Symposium

Dozens of undergrads recently presented original research at the 44th annual SouthEastern Undergraduate Sociology Symposium

Work included the link between political affiliation and mental health, serious illness' impact on perceptions of the NHS & more: https://bit.ly/4clAFuq

"Flyer for the STS Seminar Series. It displays the date, 10th April, and time, 1:30 PM. The event will take place at Newman Library and on Zoom. Dr. Deboleena Roy smiles next to the series announcement

Miss catching Vice Dean of Faculty Deboleena Roy's talk Friday on society's influence on scientific research and technological innovation?

You can watch her Burian-McNabb Lecture at Virginia Tech at
https://bit.ly/4vq1QNx

Promotional flyer for the Race & Difference Colloquium Series, Spring 2026, from sociologist Tiffany Joseph of Northeastern University titled 'Not All In: Race, Immigration, and Healthcare Exclusion in the Age of Obamacare" scheduled for April 13, 2026, at 12 PM on the 2nd floor of Emory Bookstore. Includes RSVP link and QR code, lunch provided. For more information visit www.jwji.emory.edu.

Join us Monday (4/13) for a talk from sociologist Tiffany Joseph on "Race, Immigration, and Healthcare Exclusion in the Age of Obamacare."

The free event, which includes lunch, begins at noon on the 2nd floor of the Emory Bookstore. RSVP: https://bit.ly/4srdQf5

Two baby squirrels look over busy student activity in front of the Alumni Memorial Center

Almost finals season! Don't fret. Someone is always looking at for you around here.

Emory College students who participated in the L.A. Scholars Program with the Pathways Center now meet up regularly as friends in L.A., including this holiday dinner with Professor Scott Garner. From left to right around the table are Elyn Lee, Skylar Lewis, Elizabeth Fulton, Scott Garner and Erin Devine.

Emory College's liberal arts excellence, partnered with real-world experiences and guidance from the Pathways Center, again pays dividends: 98 percent of 2025 graduates were working, volunteering or pursuing advanced education within six months of Commencement. Read more: https://bit.ly/4dBzcmk

Dr. Deboleena Roy seated on the left and Dr. Chanda Prescott-Weinstein seated on the right in the corner of room with a table bearing photos of people (presumably authors) behind them.

Dr. Deboleena Roy seated on the left and Dr. Chanda Prescott-Weinstein seated on the right in the corner of room with a table bearing photos of people (presumably authors) behind them; they are reacting joyously to the arrival of author Tayari Jones.

Two books side-by-side with front covers; on the left is “The Disordered Cosmos: A Journey into Dark Matter, Spacetime, and Dreams Deferred,” and on the right is “The Edge of Spacetime: Particles, Poetry, and the Cosmic Dream Boogie,” both by Dr. Chanda Prescott-Weinstein.

The stars were out last night at Charis Books in Decatur GA, with @chanda.blacksky.app in conversation with @emorycollege.bsky.social’s Dr. Deboleena Roy about Dr. Prescott-Weinstein’s new book, “The Edge of Space-Time.” A most marvelous & mind-expanding evening! 🧪📚🔭🌌

Campus scene with a prominent Emory University banner hanging from a pole. Pink marble buildings on the Quad are in the background amid flowering trees.

Emory has been named as a top producer of Gilman Scholars, with 170 students receiving the U.S. State Department award since 2021.

The program provides funding to outstanding American students with high financial need to pursue academic studies and internships abroad.
More: https://bit.ly/48AtA8j

Emory basketball player Ethan Knauss shoots over opponents in Sunday's NCAA D3 championship game

A full crowd seated in Emory's ESC auditorium cheer Emory men's basketball team in the NCAA D3 championship.

Students pose for a photo in a packed auditorium at ESC watching Emory men's basketball team in the NCAA D3 championship game

The final second of the game was a heartbreaker, but Emory men's basketball have a lot to be proud of - like drawing a standing-room only crowd to the ESC for Sunday's NCAA D3 National Championship.

More about the game: https://bit.ly/4sgEw1O

More about the watch party: https://bit.ly/3OboRD3

Emory basketball player Jair Knight dunks to end the first half of the D3 NCAA Championship game on Sunday

Thank you Emory men's basketball for your record-setting run!

Losing 75-73 on a buzzer beater isn't what we wanted, but we remain so proud of you!

Sunday, the scholar-athletes of Emory men's basketball will play for their first ever NCAA Division III basketball national championship.

Meet the players who made this incredible season happen: https://bit.ly/4tfjhOY

A group of arriving first-years of the Emory Class of 2029 people wearing Emory University shirts, some holding small flags, gathered closely for their first Coke Toast

With last week's Regular Decision, Emory College has admitted 3,679 graduating seniors to join Emory's Class of 2030.

They represent 50 states plus Washington, D.C., five U.S. territories and multiple overseas Army Post Office locations.

Meet #Emory2030: https://bit.ly/3NAnmhL

The Lost Promise of Digital History And why computational history is now needed more than ever

Digital history didn’t fail; it stopped short.

It built archives, not cumulative research programs.
Now AI is asking the questions DH left unresolved.

Computational history is what comes next. computationalhistory.substack.com/p/the-lost-p...

Rose Library is currently accepting applications for the position of University Archivist! 🦅 Learn more and apply at buff.ly/kIcD4Tx

Got ❓️s? Join our information session on April 15th at 3pm EST. Register to receive the Zoom webinar link: buff.ly/VGunXGf

🫡thank you for your service!

Professor Carl Suddler listens to students in a small group discussion during Emory College's Sports, Power and Society course this spring

Emory sociologist Karida Brown and historian Carl Suddler teamed up this spring to teach a new course that gave Emory undergrads a chance to view society and culture through the lens of sports, both throughout history and today:
https://bit.ly/4cdZ1aL

An announcement congratulating Thomas R. Gillespie, Professor and Chair of Environmental Sciences, on being elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The text highlights contributions to understanding zoonotic diseases and their impacts on global health and conservation. Logos of Emory University and AAAS are included.

This image congratulates Robert C. Liu, Professor of Biology, elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. It includes logos of Emory University and AAAS.

This image features a congratulatory message for Anthony J. Martin, who is elected as a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. It highlights his contributions to paleontology and ichnology and mentions his popular science books. Emory University and the AAAS logos are present.

Proud to announce that wonderful Emory College professors are among the record 14 Emory faculty elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science - one of the highest honors a scientist can receive: https://bit.ly/3NMpbrG

Delighted to be hosting M. Hennefeld and L. Horak for
@nastysilents.bsky.social "Breaking Plates + Smashing the Patriarchy" at @plazaatlanta.bsky.social on April 7!

Tix:
plazaatlanta.com/movie/breaki...

Drs. Hennefeld + Horak will be giving a free talk
@emorycollege.bsky.social, 4/8 (see flyer)!

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With a whopping preliminary total of $155,459 from 298 donors, Emory College of Arts and Sciences thanks everyone who contributed to a record-breaking Emory Day of Giving 2026.

We look forward to doing it again with you next year!

Emory College is dedicated to the discovery of knowledge, the creation of new works, and paradigm-shifting research with broad impact.

As we head into Day 2 of Emory Day of Giving, your gifts fuel the students and faculty who make that happen. Give at https://bit.ly/481MS6b

We’re off to a great start during the first 12 hours of Emory Day of Giving!

So far, $70,559 in gifts from 134 donors are fueling all sorts of funds across the College. You have 24 more hours to make your gift!

Support a fund that inspires you at https://bit.ly/481MS6b

Emory College is grateful to Dr. Ross Pollack 74C for a generous matching gift for Emory Day of Giving.

You can double your impact to the Emory College Fund for Excellence and create your own match or challenge to inspire others.

Donate at https://bit.ly/481MS6b

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What can you make possible?
#EmoryDayofGiving invites alumni, parents, students, and friends to help our mission to make Emory College accessible to all students and remain a destination for world-class faculty.
Join us by making a gift:
dayofgiving.emory.edu/college

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Tomorrow is #EmoryDayofGiving!
During our 36-hour campaign, you have the power to support the scholarships, undergraduate research and faculty eminence that make Emory College exceptional.
Please consider being one of our first donors with an early gift at dayofgiving.emory.edu/college