Molly McGehee will become Dean of Oxford College effective July 1 after serving as interim since November last year. She brings over ten years’ experience with strong connections to students and faculty.
A new Emory-led study finds that artificial intelligence analysis of mammograms can reveal hidden risks for heart disease in women by measuring calcium deposits in breast tissue arteries. The research highlights potential improvements for early detection of cardiovascular problems.
Terrence L. Johnson has been appointed as dean of Emory University’s Candler School of Theology starting August 2026 after Jonathan Strom steps down from his role. Leaders say Johnson brings extensive experience from Harvard Divinity School along with strong ties across faith traditions.
Emory University has launched OpenWorld Atlanta Research and Learning Hub—a digital project combining archives with interactive technology so users can explore layers of Atlanta’s history via maps. The initiative connects researchers globally while leveraging artificial intelligence tools.
Emory University has been selected as a national site for an NIH-funded study on psychedelics targeting chronic pain relief among older adults. The five-year project includes both safety assessments using innovative technology like Fabla app diaries as well as large-scale clinical trials.
Emory University has introduced an entry-level artificial intelligence course open to undergraduates from any major without technical prerequisites. The course focuses on real-world applications and ethical considerations surrounding AI use.
Emory University and Georgia Public Broadcasting are launching season seven of ‘Your Fantastic Mind’ on April 13. The new season explores topics like ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, suicide prevention, early brain development, and more through six weekly episodes airing statewide.
Emory University’s Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing has been named the nation’s top master’s degree program for a fourth consecutive year by U.S. News & World Report. The school’s other key programs also earned high national rankings.
Emory Healthcare has opened Georgia’s first comprehensive program for chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH). The initiative brings experienced specialists together to provide advanced treatments that could improve patient outcomes.
Emory University recently hosted a sold-out conference focused on honest conversations about artificial intelligence’s impact on society. Speakers addressed opportunities as well as concerns related to creativity, jobs, medicine—and how best to prepare for changes ahead.