The two squads exceeded expectations across events, signaling a positive trajectory as they prepare for their outdoor season.

The organization cited a previous Title VI complaint, a lawsuit and police brutality as points of concern in defending American Muslim civil rights at Emory.

Whether working at an archaeological site or creating a docent tour at a museum, Esther Abraham (26C) constantly seeks new experiences, a pursuit she attributes to how her family raised her. Born to ...

Graduate student groups organized the event to grieve the individuals Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers deported and killed in the last year.

The Emory Wheel was founded in 1919 and is currently the only student-run newspaper of Emory University. The Wheel publishes on Wednesdays during the academic year, except during University holidays ...

In late January, as I stood in the Los Angeles International Airport waiting to board the plane that would rescue me from the United States, I was unwavering in my decision to leave the country. I saw ...

From films to songs to books, art has a way of uniting the masses by capturing even the most elusive emotions, including love. So, for those in or out of love, the Arts & Life section has something ...

With a special election period set to begin March 6, Emory University’s Student Government Association (SGA) Elections Board Chair Elizabeth Brubaker (24Ox, 26C) addressed the unique circumstances ...

In a high-pressure overtime matchup on Feb. 8, the then-No. 7 Emory University men’s basketball team defeated the then-No. 1 University of Chicago (UChicago) 97-94 in their second overtime win of the ...

Last year, the Opinion staff of The Emory Wheel compiled a section-wide collection of short stories, personal anecdotes and reflections on the power of love. Since then, we have continued to hone the ...

There’s something almost alarming in how natural it feels. You’re watching a game, your team scores a goal, and before you know it your thumb is preparing to hover over a screen. No walk to the ...

The Emigration Spikes in 2025 Amid Trump’s Presidency: Will This Trend Continue in 2026? With continued uncertainty about immigration security in the US, more and more individuals are looking ...