The Emory Wheel is the only independent, student-run newspaper of Emory University, since 1919.
The Emory Wheel is the independent, student-run newspaper of Emory University, providing a platform for aspiring journalists and writers to cover a wide range of topics relevant to the university community. Published weekly during the academic year, the newspaper offers comprehensive coverage of campus life, events, and issues.
As the voice of Emory's students, The Emory Wheel tackles subjects spanning government and politics, sports, entertainment, culture and society, and even crime. The newspaper keeps readers informed about evolving stories, government announcements, and upcoming events through its news reporting. It also provides a forum for opinion editorials and analysis, allowing students to express their perspectives on various matters.
While primarily focused on Emory University and its immediate surroundings, The Emory Wheel also covers broader topics of interest to its student readership. The newspaper's coverage aims to engage and inform the university community, fostering a sense of involvement and awareness among students.
The Emory Wheel is entirely student-run, with a staff of over 100 contributors responsible for generating content, managing operations, and securing advertising revenue to sustain the publication. This independent nature allows the newspaper to maintain editorial freedom and provide an unbiased voice for the student body.