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Dec 3, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
Are you looking for the perfect gift to give this holiday season? Want to support local small businesses? The Start:ME 2024 Holiday Gift Guide — created in collaboration with the Goizueta Business School — has just what you need. The guide highlights businesses founded by Goizueta alumni and beneficiaries of Goizueta’s Start:ME program, which offers grants and coaching to microentrepreneurs from underserved communities in the Atlanta area.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
Last week was filled with cheers as two Emory teams advanced to the next stages of NCAA Division III tournament competition. Women’s soccer has reached the Final Four after a 1-0 win against Amherst College on Sunday. The Eagles will head to Las Vegas to face William Smith College on Friday, Dec. 6. The team previously competed in the national semifinals in 2012 before advancing to the championship match.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
emorybusiness.com | Emory Business |Michelle Ricker
The 16th-annual Veterans Day ceremony focused on building community and honoring service, recognizing veterans as well as active-duty military members across the faculty, staff and students of Emory and beyond. Originally published on Emory News Center. By Michelle Ricker. On a crisp morning, members of the Emory—and wider Atlanta—communities gathered on the Quad to pay respects to those who have served in the nation’s uniformed services during the university’s 16th-annual Veterans Day Ceremony.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
Both Emory soccer programs are advancing to the NCAA postseason this year, continuing a successful season where the men’s team clinched the University Athletic Association (UAA) title. The women’s team is headed to its sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament after securing an at-large bid, setting a new program record for consecutive postseason appearances. The Eagles will host the opening two rounds on their home field, happening Nov. 16-17.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
How serving in the military shaped the lives and work of those across the Emory community By Michelle Ricker | Nov. 11, 2024 By Michelle Ricker | Nov.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
Since 2009, the Emory Veterans Day Ceremony has honored those who have valiantly served in the United States Uniformed Services with a solemn ceremony on the Quad. This year, the 16th-annual ceremony will be held Monday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. All faculty, staff, students, alumni and Emory community members are invited to attend. The idea for a ceremony began in 2008. Andrew West, e was walking through campus around Veterans Day and realized that Emory needed a ceremony to honor those who have served.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
brnw.ch | Emory Business |Michelle Ricker |Goizueta Effect
The 16th-annual Veterans Day ceremony focused on building community and honoring service, recognizing veterans as well as active-duty military members across the faculty, staff and students of Emory and beyond. Originally published on Emory News Center. By Michelle Ricker. On a crisp morning, members of the Emory—and wider Atlanta—communities gathered on the Quad to pay respects to those who have served in the nation’s uniformed services during the university’s 16th-annual Veterans Day Ceremony.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
emorybusiness.com | Emory Business |Michelle Ricker
The following article was originally published by Emory News Center. By Michelle Ricker. LGBT History Month begins Tuesday, Oct. 1, and runs through the end of the month. Check out the following events across Emory to celebrate the history of the LGBT community and build connections for the future. From celebrating at the downtown Atlanta Pride Parade to lectures and workshops on campus — and everything in between — there are plenty of ways to show your pride this month.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
Scroll through the decades to see milestones in President Carter’s life and collaboration with Emory University Emory University | Oct. 1, 2024 President Jimmy Carter, born just five years after Emory University moved from its original location in Oxford, Georgia, to Atlanta, has spent more than 40 years as an integral part of Emory.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
news.emory.edu | Michelle Ricker
Each year, thousands of individuals donate millions of dollars to Emory, often through smaller annual gifts of $25, $50 or $100. These donors also provide books for the libraries, fund public lectures and art around campus, and provide financial aid for students. But the Emory community rarely has the chance to say, “Your gift matters,” or “Thank you for changing lives at Emory.”The ninth annual EmoryThanks Week, happening Oct. 1-3, is the perfect opportunity to do just that.
