Reject new restrictions on Emory’s international community

Emory University and its student body should make clear their explicit opposition to the new DHS actions by submitting public comments and changing major-specific internship requirements.

Competition at Emory is good, actually

Emory pushes its pupils to grow through its ambitious values, and despite its drawbacks, students should welcome this competitive culture.

Time for Emory SGA to ditch its party ban

Emory’s Student Government Association should lift its ban on party candidacy and campaigning to better represent undergraduate students.

Dear Doolino, it's cuffing seasion — should I call him?

Maybe he’s not as bad as I remember!

Democrats, reject extremism, embrace centrism

In an era in which extreme ideologies are normalized, Emory students should support centrist candidates for public office.

Emory tennis makes their mark at ITAs

Emory men’s and women’s tennis teams brought out the best in their teammates across the net during strong performances at ITAs.

Senate passes Protect College Sports Act, reshaping college athletics

 The legislation would establish new rules regarding athlete transfers, NIL deals and college sports funding.

The NBA is done with dynasties: Welcome to the Parity Era

 The New York Knicks look to repeat this season, but the league’s salary-cap system is already breaking up their title team.

Gunna, The Kid LAROI reignite Emory’s Homecoming concert tradition

A year after funding cuts forced its cancellation, the anticipated fall event returned to campus with vigor.

Campus winds down with ‘Jazz on the Green’

Three Emory jazz groups took over Patterson Green for a night of music and fun. 

Fontaines D.C. explores modernity, escapism in ‘Dopamine Chamber’

The Irish rock band’s fifth studio album chases authenticity through murky lyricism and a shifting sound.

‘VisionQuest’ balances emotional depth with common Marvel flaws

While the series opened with a promising cast and story, it falls into familiar patterns and falters in quality.

‘we fell in love in october’: 4 tracks to appreciate fall

Taste best sweet treats near Emory, embrace potential cavities

October can be a tough time, but perfect sugary bites lie not too far from campus to help you through.

Emory Hillel allegedly fired its rabbi for her fiancé’s political activism

Hillels of Georgia wrote in a statement that Golomb’s firing was due to “personal conduct and activities.”

Campus advocacy groups’ work persists after last semester’s protests

With club restructuring and fears of University retaliation, many political groups have moved to education-focused activities instead of protests.

‘Every election matters’: Emory community highlights importance of voting in midterm elections

Ahead of election day, Emory professors and students emphasized youth voter turnout.

Q&A: Augostini discusses student experience, priorities in first Wheel interview

Emory’s new president hopes to reduce leadership turnover and bolster the University’s national reputation.

Beyond the Game: A Q&A with Emory’s Coaches

Sue Patberg, Jon Howell and John Sjoberg reflect on their careers leading up to Emory and the importance of relationships within sports.

NFL, time to fix your injury problem

The first weeks of the 2026 professional football season have brought another year of high injury numbers to star players. The league’s player health policies, or lack thereof, deserve more scrutiny.