Tick bites on the rise: Experts warn of increased Lyme disease risk this summer
Ticks can transmit diseases like Lyme disease, which requires a tick to be embedded for over 36 hours to pose a risk.
Emory University planning to renovate Midtown buildings for employees
Emory University is moving forward with a plan to renovate two historic buildings in Midtown Atlanta to create more than 50 competitively priced rental apartments for Emory Healthcare employees.
Usher inspires Emory graduates with keynote address
Emory University's Class of 2025 received a little bit of inspiration from a music superstar before they go out in the world.
86-year-old veteran graduating from Emory's business school
Veteran Hurl Taylor will graduate next week from Emory University with his fourth degree from the school and his ninth overall at the age of 86
Emory protests: Students to rally on anniversary of pro-Palestine encampment arrests
This week marks one year since clashes between law enforcement and pro-Palestine protesters at Emory University, and students and staff are planning multiple days of activities to commemorate the anniversary.
17 international students in Georgia accuse ICE of violating due process in visa revocation
A group of 17 international students from universities across the country has filed a federal lawsuit in Georgia.
Four Emory University students faces immigration record termination
Emory University confirmed that four members of its international community have been affected by the unexpected termination of their immigration records.
How tariffs are impacting Georgia businesses
Some Georgia business owners say they are being hurt by tariffs.
Emory University to study seat belt use, distracted driving across Georgia
Researchers from Emory University will soon be heading to Georgia intersections to see how safe the Peach State's drivers are.
Emory students selected for internship with Jermaine Dupri and So So Def Records
Four Emory students are getting a first-hand look at how some of the biggest names in music make it happen as part of a new internship program offered by Jermaine Dupri and So So Def Records.
New drug from Emory could be promising treatment for childhood brain cancer
A new drug being researched at Emory University could be a breakthrough in fighting brain cancer in children.
Injectable HIV preventative lenacapavir touted as breakthrough by Emory experts
A new injectable drug for HIV prevention, lenacapavir, is being hailed as a potential game-changer in the fight against the virus.
Emory doctors first in U.S. to successfully perform new 'experimental' heart pump surgery
Doctors at Emory University Healthcare made history by becoming the first group in the U.S. to successfully implant a new experimental heart pump designed to help patients dealing with heart failure.
A decade after Ebola, Emory launches lab to study virus transmission on PPE
Ten years after Emory University treated the first patients with the Ebola virus in the U.S., the team behind that critical care is opening a new lab to further study how to prevent the spread of deadly viruses in healthcare settings.
Producer Jermaine Dupri announces new internship for Emory students
Two lucky Emory University students will soon get the chance to work side by side with Atlanta native and So So Def Recordings founder Jermaine Dupri.
Emory protest: University bans overnight camping after pro-Palestine rallies
Emory University's new policy banning protests on campus after midnight, camping, and occupying buildings was announced months after the pro-Palestine protests that ended with dozens of arrests on campus last semester.
Marietta City Schools cellphone ban now focus of groundbreaking study
Marietta City Schools is now part of a study involving the impact cellphones have on students.
Emory protests: University launches review of response to pro-Palestine rally, arrests
Emory University has launched an in-depth review of its response to the pro-Palestine protest that ended with 28 people arrested on its campus.
Emory University student sues school for suspension over AI studying tool
The Emory students won the grand prize in the school's business pitch contest for their AI tool designed to help students study. Six months later, they were both suspended over claims the tool violated Emory's honor code.
Skyrocketing diabetes medication costs force life-and-death decisions for patients
The cost of diabetes medications is on the rise.