Winter 2012

In Defense of Doubt

Jay Ewart 03L was fresh out of law school when he joined the defense team for death row inmate Troy Davis. More than seven years later, he still can't get the case off his mind.

The Memory Keeper

Scholar Tiya Miles 95G never imagined that her historic narratives of obscure lives on the fringes of early Southern society would earn her one of the world's most prestigious grants.

Running on Faith

When presidential hopefuls are vying for position as the "most Christian" candidate, religion and politics are clearly colliding in the public sphere. Candler faculty say theological education is critical to creating leaders who can speak above the fray.

Features

Main Streets

Chicago Sun-Times reporter Frank Main 86C won a Pulitzer for local reporting by exposing a "no-snitch" code that was blocking justice in the Windy City.

Advancing an 'Agenda of Truth'

Watergate reporters share stories.

Big Wheel Keep on Turning

From covering the NFL to the GOP, Wheel alumni are filling top journalism spots

Prelude

Altizer is Not Dead

The significance of the Altizer affair was paid homage during our recent 175th anniversary celebration, when he was named one of the 175 Emory makers of history and his story was featured in a full-page New York Times ad highlighting a handful of events that helped shape Emory as an institution of integrity.