Summer 2025

The Carter Legacy

What Jimmy Carter brought to Emory went far beyond prestige and presence — he brought his steady, indefatigable belief in the power of hope and human dignity.

Where Seeing Is Believing

Emory Libraries care for an array of unexpected treasures, from rare books to groundbreaking art, and put it all to work in classrooms, exhibits and research.

From Bench to Breakthrough

Read about how cutting-edge health innovations, including therapeutics, tools and technologies, developed by Emory researchers are saving lives around the globe.

Features

Smarter Living Through Artificial Intelligence

Alumna Celia Quillian wants everyone to see how accessible AI can be and how it can genuinely improve life at home and on the job.

Bee the Change

Mikaila Ulmer turned childhood bee stings into a sweet, purpose-driven business and continues to buzz with ambition as an undergraduate student at Emory.

'Villain' Conquers Broadway

Nominated for seven Tony Awards, Kimberly Belflower’s bold coming-of-age drama “John Proctor Is the Villain” is the talk of Broadway. But to hear her tell it, the Emory playwright’s success was anything but expected.

Tradition Meets High-Tech Scholarship

Digital humanities at Emory are opening new windows into history, culture and human experience, fostering a deeper understanding of the world we live in.

Points of Interest

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