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Members of the Class of 2024 enjoyed the new Senior Formal, an opportunity to dress up and socialize as a community one last time before forging new paths after graduation.

On April 11, new, handmade shrines for Emory’s Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Sikh communities will be dedicated at the Emory Interfaith Center, extending a greater welcome for those who practice the four Dharmic religions.

Hindu Students Association celebrated Garba on Nov. 4 with dances, rituals and food, engaging students, faculty and staff from a variety of cultural backgrounds to learn about Hindu traditions.

It’s clear that improving the larger Emory community isn’t just an act for Murthy — it is a passion that she will continue to expand upon as CC president.

Hero Vired, India’s premium EdTech company, has collaborated with National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) to offer internships, industry projects and financial support to professionals and higher education aspirants. The collaboration aims at developing innovative training programs in emerging and relevant technologies such as drone deployment and game designing, among others.