The Emory Wheel

The Emory University Police Department (EPD) gave an all-clear message at 10:09 a.m. on Nov. 30 after a report of an armed robbery at the Emory Point CVS, according to an email from EPD Chief Burt Buchtinec. A series of Emory alerts that started at 8:57 a.m. told community members to avoid the area, take shelter and stay away from the parking decks near Emory Point.

As Emory University students and creatives of all kinds gathered on the First-Year Quadrangle for the 18th bi-annual Symposium, nobody could be found without winter clothing. The weather on the night of Nov. 21 reached lows of 43 degrees Fahrenheit with high winds, but it could’ve been mistaken for freezing temperatures. Still, neither numb fingers nor power losses could stop the Emory community from uniting with art.

The Emory Wheel is the only independent, student-run newspaper of Emory University, since 1919.

Following the 2024 presidential election, national media reported that many Latino men showed support for President-elect Donald Trump, indicating a shift in Latino voting patterns. However, for some Latino men at Emory University, the results of the election were disheartening — they served as a reminder of the greater challenges that they encounter while trying to balance traditional expectations, emotional openness and societal pressures.

The Emory University Senate voted on Dec. 4 to call for the revision of the Respect for Open Expression Policy addendum

My birthday always lands on the week of Thanksgiving, meaning that my annual case of the birthday blues is only magnified by the sense of nostalgia, melancholy and malaise that the holiday season inspires. A common experience, birthday blues refer to feelings of sadness and pensive reflection that can recur on a day riddled with ridiculously high expectations.

The Emory Wheel is the only independent, student-run newspaper of Emory University, since 1919.

Despite its recent success, Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta City Council have yet to renew the contract for the Center for Diversion and Services (CDS). In November, Atlanta took a necessary step forward for criminal justice reform in opening the CDS. The Center offered a much-needed alternative to traditional detention by redirecting people facing behavioral health concerns away from overcrowded

What do I do if I’m beefing with my professor? I’m afraid it will impact my grade for finals!

The Emory Wheel is the only independent, student-run newspaper of Emory University, since 1919.