Emory College
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After ten years on Wall Street and 18 months of introspection, Perry Rahbar 04C, founded dv01 to make data transparent for capital markets.
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Randi Braun 10C, founder of Something Major Coaching is passionate about helping women navigate their career paths while also growing their families.
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Emory received more applications than ever for the Class of 2023.
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...and why you should follow him. Hint: Even if you're not a car fanatic, DeMuro's videos are accessible, compelling, and packed with wit, intelligence, and fun.
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This winter, a group of Emory alumni joined the storied ranks of filmmakers from around the world to debut their short film, "sometimes, i think about dying."
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Sandra Kwak 04C is improving the lives of women and bringing economic justice to communities that lack electricity. The company she founded, 10Power, is energizing all operations at the UNICEF Haiti headquarters.
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The Horror Writers Association has established a National Day of Recognition for Dark Poetry.
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Author Roshani Chokshi 13C tells EmoryWire how her time at Emory inspired her New York Times best-selling middle-grade novels.
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Darrah Brustein 06C has spent the last decade crafting and integrating her life and work intentionally and has created a life and a career she loves, in balance. Brustein shares steps towards that goal.
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Ranjit Bijoy 14C has made it even easier to work from home through his tech startup, Immersed.
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Inspired by his time in the United States Army Special Forces, Jason McCarthy 01C makes backpacks for people seeking a new fitness experience.
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Enjoy some of the highlights from graduation celebrations.
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For the first time in recent memory, a mother and a daughter will graduate from Emory on the same day. The Silversteins have made Emory a family affair.
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By bringing dermatology researchers together with researchers of other specialties, Dr. Anna Lien-Lun Chien 01C is helping to uncover surprising links between skin conditions and neurological conditions.
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Journalist Ben Shpigel 02C reflects on the lack of major media coverage for the Paralympics and makes a new Emory friend during his trip.
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The Caucus of Emory Black Alumni and the Black Student Alliance came together to celebrate, to kick off their anniversary years, and to work to fully endow The Herman L. Reese Community Service Award.
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Navigating the joys and challenges of interfaith relationships is not only at the core of the career of Becky Herring 08C, it’s at the core of her personal life as well.
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"Veterans have a very different view of service. If you can do it, you just do it."
December 4, 2017
Air Force veteran Vonetta Daniels 02C just gets it done.
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In our seasonal authors roundup, find a gift for every kind of book lover.
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New York Alumni Chapter President Brian Sperber 07C shares legal expertise and compassion for those who can’t defend themselves.
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The Packaged Good helps family members of all ages give back to the community.
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Have you wondered how to say the right thing when the wrong thing happens? Author and Coach Laura Jack 04C explains.
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Young alumnus Ian Margol 13C, up-and-coming reporter, covered Irma from Miami, Florida.
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“Well-begun is half done, and debut novelist Lovett captures us on the very first page of this story set in rural Georgia in the middle of the last century,” says the Kirkus Starred Review.
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Usit is an award-winning entrepreneurial on-demand babysitting venture that pairs college students with families.
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Zack Bush 00B revamps a popular Miami hot spot.
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A team of Emory undergraduate researchers are headed to Boston, Massachusetts to compete in the iGEM competition.
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With national partnerships and community outreach, the nonpartisan organization Ride to Vote provides opportunity for the underserved to vote.
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Emory alumnus, Djuan Rivers 87C, works to ensure unique—and sometimes out-of-this-world—experiences for guests at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park located at the Walt Disney World® Resort.
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Natasha D'Souza 03C gives of her time and talent to connect Emory alumni in Miami, FL to the university and to each other through her role as the Miami alumni chapter president.
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In directing a feature documentary about Hereditary Angioedema, Natalie Metzger 07C empowers patients.
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Professor of English Benjamin Reiss examines the history of the nighttime family ritual.
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Passionate about acting, filmmaking, and writing, the multi-talented B.J. Winfrey 93C spreads his wings with a new novel and feature film.
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How does a student's intrinsic motivation affect learning? Private Prep Founder and Managing Partner Steve Feldman 03C explains.
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As Emory celebrates 100 Years of Women, EmoryWire meets United States Air Force Lt. Col. (Ret.) Judith Hendrickson 68C.
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VNTANA Chief Marketing Officer Natascha French 02C shares practical advice and wisdom on navigating the career search.
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Emory's 172nd Commencement speaker and honorary degree recipients announced.
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New Year, new goals. Author and Coach Kathryn Kemp Guylay 92C shares advice on balancing receptivity with proactivity.
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"An entrepreneur should create a company that suits his or her personality, values, and goals," Brustein advises.
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Through soul-searching and self-awareness, a writer finds peace after trauma.
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Pulitzer-Prize winning author Joel Shurkin 60C takes a look at physicist Richard Garwin, inventor of air-traffic control systems and touch screens.
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In the face of extreme temperatures, will fine wine grapes grow? The Northern Grapes Project researches cold hardy grapes.
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Shopping This Holiday Season? Fashion, Beauty, and Food by Emory Alumni and Faculty.
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Ben Arnon 98C is a New York City-based visual journalist whose focus is documentary reportage, street portraiture, and the impact of human existence on urban landscapes.
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For many soldiers, the remnants of war are wounds that don't quite heal. In his book Wounded Warriors, Mike Sager 78C shares the deeply personal stories of veterans.
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Tired of trying to keep your cell phone charged on the go? Try Juice Batteries.
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With assistants like Amy, time management might get a whole lot easier.
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Decisions often alter the course of history. What drives a leader to make choices that will shape a nation?
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An Emory Abroad experience helped Georgann Bloom Young 88C shape the course of her professional life as a learning specialist.
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Leaders have many styles. Meet Charlie Young 87C, the man at the helm of Coldwell Banker Real Estate.
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Emory has become serious about leveraging its physical assets to support film productions.
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Join Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library Director Rosemary Magee as she discusses Shakespeare's influence.
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Save the Day's Executive Director Ben Sheehan 07C tackles a timely topic: voting.
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Emory loyalty is something to be proud of for Lt. Col. Nesbit Shearouse II 52Ox 54C, dedicated volunteer and great friend.
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"Justice demands troublemakers," says "Denial" star Rachel Weisz.
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For Madhumitha Baby Kumar 20C, maintaining family ties is crucial to a freshman life in balance.
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In her second novel, bestselling author Anton DiSclafani 03C immerses the reader in the complicated high society Houston social circles of the 1950s.
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New in Alumni Ink: The After Party magnifies the complexity of friendship.
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Need a clean house, but hate the hassle of finding a reliable and affordable cleaner? Sanders says to book online with Hux.
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Kathryn Kemp Guylay 92C asks, "Are you looking for inspiration to tackle life's challenges? Want to learn simple ways to live life more fully, with more energy, and with greater success?"
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Kathryn Kemp Guylay 92C asks, what do you stand for? And have you crafted your own personal vision?
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Teaching kids to value money is top goal for Darrah Brustein 06C.