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Events for Pride Month include an exhibition of queer pulp fiction in the Rose Library and several activities sponsored by the new Emory Pride Employee Network, culminating with a carnival-themed celebration on the Cox Hall bridge.

A new exhibition in Emory’s Woodruff Library —“Graffiti: A Library Guide to Aerosol Art” — invites visitors to see graffiti as a form of artistic expression. The exhibit is open until January 2023.

As libraries transition into the digital era they have begun digitizing their collections to make reading more convenient and accessible. This transition raises concerns among academics regarding digital preservation and

Days for Girls is a an international organization that promotes the awareness and access of menstrual heath care products. JMUs chapter focuses on ending the stigma around menstruation and sending

Students in this semester’s “The Monster in the Library” course were the first to have an intense, individualized experience using the Stoker collection since it was acquired by the Rose Library in 2021.

Spring semester might be winding down, but Emory Arts still has a full calendar of events to enjoy. Highlights in April include Emory Dance Company’s spring concert and multiple opportunities to learn about and discuss art.

Tim Miller shows his day in the life as Vice President for Student Affairs.

“Speak What Must Be Spoken,” an Emory Libraries traveling exhibit about Black art and activism, inspired a compelling Black Lives Matter street mural unveiled this month at Atlanta’s Drew Charter School.

As spring blooms on campus, March brings a full calendar of arts-related events to Emory, including Carlos Museum programs, student musical and theater performances as well as a concert by contemporary chamber group Unheard-of//Ensemble.

ATLANTA (AP) — Emory University is set to host a virtual reading by poet Marilyn Chin to celebrate Women's History Month. The online reading at 3 p.m. on March 13 is free of charge and open to the public.