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Community partners, photographers, and Emory staff on Sept. 7 held a reception for the upcoming exhibition, “You Belong Here: Place, People and Purpose in Latinx Photography.”

What would it look like for libraries and museums to focus more on community-based knowledge and expertise? Clinton Fluker and Mike Murawski will share their ideas during a June 7 event sponsored by Emory Libraries.

IUP, in collaboration with SmithGroup, is updating its Long-range Campus Facilities Master Plan. A master plan is a document describing the vision and future plans for the campus. The current

It’s a new month, which means there are plenty of new events happening all over campus. Check out this roundup of 10 great — and affordable — ways to spend an afternoon or two.

April brings a multitude of arts events and opportunities across Emory — including a concert featuring 15-time Grammy winner Béla Fleck. Plan now to catch a new play, hear bestselling authors, enjoy concerts across genres and more.

It’s another busy week in DeKalb County. 

LA GRANDE — Eastern Oregon University on Friday, March 17, updated the hours the public can access the Hoke Union Building, following a recent assault of a student and an

Hoke Union Building Hours Change, Effective March 17 Following an increase in individuals unaffiliated with EOU accessing Hoke Union Building (Hoke) and an incident in the facility last weekend, EOU is updating access times for Hoke and requiring EOU ID card access after regular business hours. Changes to the building access hours will continue to […]

From catching a performance by the Vega String Quartet at Oxford to joining a conversation with Deepa Iyer to cheering on the Eagles during Champions Weekend Spring Bash, March is going to be exciting around campus.

March brings many opportunities to immerse yourself in the arts across campus, including the Schwartz Center debut of pianist and composer Chad Lawson on March 25. Find an event and mark your calendar.