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Did studying abroad with Emory open up your world? 🌍

Maybe it was the city you fell in love with, the people you met, the class that changed your thinking, or the moment you realized you were seeing yourself differently, too.

Emory Magazine wants to hear stories from alumni whose study abroad experiences stayed with them long after they came home and graduated. ✈️

Selected stories will be featured in an upcoming issue of Emory Magazine.

Tell us your story: https://form.jotform.com/262445445634056

Emory’s Student Flourishing Initiative is about giving students more than a diploma. From purpose-focused experiences like ADVANCE to career support through the Pathways Center, students are gaining the tools to reflect on their values, build community, develop confidence, and navigate life beyond college.

As Ira Bedzow explains, “The initiative was a recognition that college shouldn't only be about gaining knowledge, but also gaining wisdom.” Bedzow is the executive director of the Emory Purpose Project and one of the original creators of the Student Flourishing Initiative

Learning to Thrive | LearningWell Magazine Emory University’s Student Flourishing Initiative is hitting its stride.

Professional style, with an Emory twist. 👗👔✨

The Pathways Center's "Career Closet Fashion Show" showed how Emory students are bringing personality and individuality to professional wear. And the best part? Every look came from the Emory Career Closet, where students can rent professional attire for interviews, career fairs, networking events and more.

The closet is made possible by donations, if you would like to donate modern, professional attire that reflects current workplace styles, click the link: https://links.emory.edu/1xN.

Spotted! 👀✨ Emory professor Erica Dunbar at the 2026 Emmys! 🏆

Dunbar has served as co-executive producer and lead historical consultant for "The Gilded Age" since it first went into production in 2020. The series earned eight Emmy nominations this year, including Outstanding Drama Series. We're loving this Emory connection!

➡️ Emory historian makes past feel present: https://links.emory.edu/1xv.

Emory researchers have achieved a milestone: they've shown that venetoclax, a clinically approved cancer medication, can eliminate HIV-infected cells in a nonhuman primate model. Published in Nature Microbiology, these findings are already propelling two clinical trials to test venetoclax in people living with HIV.

🔗 Cancer medication increases hope for HIV cure https://links.emory.edu/1xL

Whether you're training for your next race, playing in a weekend pickleball match or simply staying active, questions about injury prevention, recovery, and long-term joint health are common.

During Dinner with a Doctor, Emory experts Anna Cruz, MD, and Bryan Whitfield, MD, shared practical insights on staying active through every stage of life, from building strength and improving recovery to adapting your routine without giving up the activities you enjoy.

Discover expert guidance on how to move smarter, stay stronger, and keep doing what you love: https://links.emory.edu/1vI

This summer, students, scholars, staff, spouses, and participants in the Pathways to Inclusive Leadership program traveled to Montgomery, Alabama, for a transformative, day-long educational trip. The experience centered on visits to two Equal Justice Initiative sites: The Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice. The trip was organized by Emory International Student and Scholar Services, alongside the Emory University Chaplaincy and the Workplace Culture and Belonging program run by Emory Human Resources.

🔗 Exploring history and justice in Montgomery: https://links.emory.edu/1xD

Goizueta’s Full-Time MBA has earned its highest-ever ranking from Bloomberg Businessweek, coming in at #15 in the nation in the latest Best B-Schools ranking. 🎉

The recognition reflects the strength of the Goizueta MBA experience and the outcomes our graduates achieve.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/46l2rVD

Earlier this month, nearly 800 students came together at McDonough Field for a fun night of food, musical and dance performances, lawn games, and more! Culture Shock has become one of Emory’s favorite annual traditions, bringing students together to celebrate our community’s amazing creativity and talent through music, dance, step, and so much more. 🎶 🎤 💃🏼 🌏

The evening was hosted by Emory senior Elamin Elsayed and featured fantastic performances from 14 student organizations—including campus a ca****la groups like AHANA, No Strings Attached, Aural Pleasure, ChaiTunes, Dooley Noted, and The Gathering. The lineup also included energetic dance groups like Ngambika, BlaeZ, Emory Emotion, Emory Karma Bhangra, Emory SaRaas, Emory Suri, TNT Dance Crew, and Zeebah.

What an awesome way to kick off the school year!

Culture Shock recap: https://links.emory.edu/1xy

It’s Emmy night, and Emory has a special connection! 🏆✨

Emory professor Erica Dunbar has served as co-executive producer and lead historical consultant for "The Gilded Age" since it first went into production in 2020. The series has earned eight Emmy nominations this year, including Outstanding Drama Series.

Watch the Emmys live TONIGHT at 8 p.m. ET on NBC! 📺

➡️ Emory historian makes past feel present: https://links.emory.edu/1xv.