Emory College senior Juliana Cruz believes her path to a future medical career was enhanced by Emory’s liberal arts approach, which allowed her to study the social and human aspects of medicine along with the science.
Emory Healthcare, Georgia’s most comprehensive academic health system, and Galileo, a pioneer in modern population-based medical care, are collaborating to expand access to primary and specialty care services across the state.
Physician Sharon Bergquist recently shed light on how stress can be leveraged to help us thrive. Read highlights from her conversation with Peter Sprague and get tips on how to invite good stress into your life.
National nursing leader, health educator and mentor Susan B. Hassmiller will receive an honorary doctor of humane letters degree during Emory’s 180th Commencement in recognition of her visionary contributions to nursing education and practice.
Emory’s faculty and staff conduct studies across every discipline, from the sciences to the humanities. This compilation of published research findings and the newest grant awards illustrates how Emory researchers are cutting a path toward groundbreaking discoveries.
During his PhD studies at Emory, Vishwanath Seshagiri used artificial intelligence to bridge the gap between the collection and creation of computer logs, leading him to develop solutions now utilized by professionals.
The Provost’s Distinguished Teaching Awards honor outstanding scholars who excel as teachers within formal and informal educational settings. Meet the seven recipients for 2025.
During her PhD program in the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, Roseline Jean Louis built community at Emory and beyond, served vulnerable populations, and received a prestigious fellowship from the National Birth Equity Collaborative.
Amita Manatunga, the Donna J. Brogan Professor in Biostatistics at Rollins School of Public Health, has provided impactful mentorship for more than 30 years. She is the recipient of the university’s 2025 Exemplary Teacher of the Year Award.
