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Interested in expanding your horizons this summer? Listen to podcasts from Emory faculty, staff and students for captivating stories and compelling conversations. Check out new episodes and stay tuned for future releases.

During finals season, many students spend much of their time studying in libraries and other indoor spaces. Students should try to study outdoors as spending time outside can help relieve

The importance of capturing personal stories during health crises takes center stage at “Documenting Health Crises: Oral Histories of COVID and Ebola,” a panel discussion and screening on April 18. The event is open to the public at no charge.

Rose Library curator Clint Fluker will step into a new role June 1, focusing on building partnerships across Emory and Atlanta, connecting with current and historical arts and activist communities, and enhancing cultural and scholarly opportunities.

<p>Brian Friel's play "Making History" wasn't faithful to the facts of the life of Hugh O'Neill, a 16th century chieftain who had symbolized Irish resistance to colonization. But, as an influential artist, Friel purposefully substituted myths of cultural hybridity for myths of nationalism to make the negotiation of peace palatable to his friends in politics.</p>

Student body election day is Tuesday, March 21, and the JMU student body will be voting for a new student body president, vice president, executive treasurer and student representative to

Hear from celebrated Atlanta Black photographers Tom Dorsey and Jim Alexander during a free event on Thursday, March 23. Attendees can also visit exhibitions in Woodruff Library and the Carlos Museum that inspired this event.

JMU Libraries unveiled its new temporary library location on Tuesday, which will be at 1050 S. Main Street once Carrier Library closes for renovations in May.

Forché and Valverde’s highly anticipated visit coincided with Ada Limón’s reading on Feb. 11, as part of the annual Raymond Danowski Poetry Library Reading Series.

The Breeze has been JMU’s official student-run newspaper for 100 years. Since its first issue on Dec. 2, 1922, The Breeze’s mission has been to provide the JMU community with