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Scheller MBAs tap into Creative Destruction Lab - a global initiative that is a nurturing ground for seed-stage science and tech start-ups

The Emory University community celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday with a week of virtual events, focused on picking up the torch that King lit for America more than 60 years ago.

Today’s lawyers have way less tolerance for jerkdom. Good for the ones who stand up and say, either by words or deeds or both, that they’re not going to take it anymore.

With events spanning Jan. 15-20, King Week includes lectures, panel discussions, community service awards and worship services. Bobby Seale, founding chair of the Black Panther Party, gives the keynote address Jan. 18.

ATLANTA, Jan. 10, 2022 — Emory University’s laudable free speech promises mean nothing to the Emory Law Student Bar Association, which denied recognition to a free-speech-focused student group because open discussion could cause “harm.”

With events spanning Jan. 15-20, King Week includes lectures, panel discussions, community service awards and worship services. Bobby Seale, founding chair of the Black Panther Party, gives the keynote address Jan. 18.

A former Emory Law student is suing the university in federal court– accusing it of sexual discrimination for how she claims she was allegedly treated after she rep

When the Emancipation Proclamation was signed in 1863, the Black community owned less than 1% of the United States’ total wealth, the Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans was told during its fourth meeting.

Fifty years after the federal Fair Housing Act eliminated racial discrimination in lending, the Black community continues to be denied mortgage loans at rates much higher than their white counterparts.

Emory Law students in the Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results Program will be a critical part of commercializing National Nuclear Security Administration lab technology.