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In a community message, Emory Police Chief Cheryl Elliott discusses key points from this year’s climate survey, including the Emory community’s top safety concerns.

Emory’s campus will remain open and the semester will begin on time, but to support academic continuity and reduce density across campus, courses will begin in a remote format. In-person learning will resume Jan. 31 as conditions permit.

Emory’s campus will remain open and the semester will begin on time, but to support academic continuity and reduce density across campus, courses will begin in a remote format. In-person learning will resume Jan. 31 as conditions permit.

With the continued spread of COVID-19 and the emerging Omicron variant, all Emory University students, faculty and staff will be required to receive a booster dose of a COVID-19 vaccine for the 2022 spring semester.

Beginning July 1, any faculty member, staff member or student who is not fully vaccinated for COVID-19 will be required to conduct weekly screening testing.

Dear Emory Community, Today, a Minnesota jury rendered its decision in the trial of the former police officer who murdered George Floyd last May. The verdict — guilty on all counts — is a relief to me and many others, but the pain left in the wake of this tragedy remains. For the Emory community, the harrowing video of George Floyd’s last breaths moved you to speak out and take action. You, and individuals across the country, helped inspire change and much-needed self-reflection. Although...

Dear Emory Community, Much can be said of the last year. Perhaps just as much can be said of the myriad events of the past three weeks. And now, here we are—at the start of our spring semester—filled with hope for the days to come and eager to continue the learning, teaching, research, and discovery that define this extraordinary university.  For those who will learn in person this spring, regular COVID-19 testing will be vitally important to the health of our community. All students livin...