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As hip hop celebrates its 50th anniversary, Emory University is marking the genre’s success and staying power by hosting a special Nov. 10 campus event with artist Fahamu Pecou and co-sponsoring a Science Gallery Atlanta exhibit.

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On Sept. 21, delightful memories surfaced of “The Letters of Samuel Beckett,” the acclaimed project advanced by Emory faculty and students since 1985. The project also looks to the digital future as it takes up residence at the Rose Library.

Mark your calendar for a rainbow of events, including marching with Emory University and Emory Healthcare in the Atlanta Pride Parade, a drag show in the Rose Library, the opening of Emory’s new identity spaces and much more.

For guests on campus for Family Weekend, there are dozens of free events hosted by the university, intended to welcome and reassure those closest to students they are in capable

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Begun in 1985, “The Letters of Samuel Beckett” project has achieved a worldwide audience, producing four volumes of selected correspondence. Upcoming events will underscore the project’s continuing life online and in the archives of the Rose Library.

With Carrier Library under renovation and the Starbucks within it closed, students may find themselves in search of a new location to get their caffeine fix. Contributor Grace Reed writes

With the renovations ongoing at the usually crowded Carrier Library, students are searching for new workspaces. JMU Libraries is working to “identify, enhance, and promote” popular existing study spaces such

It was 90 years ago that the Holocaust began. Fewer suvivors remain, leaving challenges in teaching about one of historys greatest crimes.