Communications

Video Interview: 21 Questions with Emory's 21st President

Messages from President Fenves

An aerial view of Emory University in the fall

Nov 24: Grateful for Our Emory Community

"Traditionally, I would be writing a simple Thanksgiving letter to you today. This letter would wish you safe travels. It would encourage our students to study as the semester enters its final weeks. ..."

The Emory coat of arms on a patch on someone's Commencement regalia

Nov 20: Commencement Update

"There is no event or experience more representative of excellence and achievement at Emory — or that is cherished more by us as president and provost — than Commencement, where we celebrate the successes of our graduating students. ..."

Nov 19: Restoring Salaries to Original Levels: January 1, 2021

"I am deeply proud of the resolve and resilience you have shown as we’ve navigated the COVID-19 pandemic at Emory University. You’ve helped us further our education, research, and health care missions while rising to meet, and overcome, challenges and hardships that are without precedent in recent history. ..."

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Nov 4: Election 2020 Update

"As you know, election night has come and gone, and the results of the U.S. presidential election and some congressional races have not yet been decided. Given the circumstances surrounding this election season, and as many predicted, vote counting continues across a number of states, including Georgia. ..."

A marble wall beside the Emory gates with the university's shield and name carved into it.

Oct 22: Update on actions Emory is taking for racial justice

"Throughout this year, I have heard many thoughtful people say that we are living through a historic time. While true, what is sometimes lost is that we — as individuals in 2020 — can shape this moment ourselves. History isn’t simply happening to us — we are making it. ..."

Oct 15: Spring Semester Announcement

"We are now halfway through the semester, and I’m proud of the many ways Emory’s faculty, staff, and students have come together to protect the health of our community and support each other both inside and outside the classroom. ..."

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