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@emorywheel has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in June 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @emorywheel are: • Facebook • Instagram • X • Website Besides social media accounts, emorywheel has populated their site with: • Constitutional Council rules in favor of Senenko after 10-month delay • Cornel West, Judith Butler visit Emory for a 'candid conversation' about politics, philosophy - The Emory Wheel • Letter from the editor: Regarding our decision to postpone Wheel Debates - The Emory Wheel • Alnasser, Bajraktarevic drop out of SGA races amid multiple allegations • April complaint, anonymous Instagram account allege misconduct by SGA presidential candidates • ‘There’s always a way’: Men’s basketball defeats top-ranked UChicago in overtime thriller - The Emory Wheel • Spilling the beans: Uncover underrated campus coffee options - The Emory Wheel • ‘No business as usual’: Nearly 300 protesters march against ICE in campus demonstration - The Emory Wheel • Emory no longer employs daughter of top Iranian official - The Emory Wheel • ‘ICE isn’t welcome here’: SFS holds anti-ICE walkout, community members protest amid nationwide turmoil - The Emory Wheel • Police respond to suspicious individual report at Emory Point, issues all-clear alert - The Emory Wheel • University increases security on campus, requires EmoryCards for building entry - The Emory Wheel • University investigating law school community member after concerning social media posts - The Emory Wheel • Goizueta dean to leave Emory after spring semester - The Emory Wheel • Emory begins search for next Candler dean • Barbara Krauthamer resigns from role leading Emory College - The Emory Wheel • The 25 stories that defined 2025 - The Emory Wheel • Sears issues statement following Brown shooting, attack on Jewish community in Australia - The Emory Wheel • Emory admits first members of Class of 2030, ED1 acceptance rate falls slightly - The Emory Wheel • Hub 2025: 'A Ladder, Not a Crutch’: Emory Community Adapts to AI in Academia • Hub 2025: ‘Flashing Red Light’: Open Expression Policy Reviewed, Revised and Rebuffed • Hub 2025: Balancing Emergency Medicine, Academics: How Alex Dolle Leads Emory EMS • Hub 2025: A World Away, Yet Right at Home: Inside Emory’s International Student-Athlete Experience • Join Emory PhD workers, boycott Starbucks • Year in Review: Revisit best films, albums • Crow Thorsen: In the wake of it all • From ‘Lady Fleming’ to ‘Sox,’ Oxford plans to relocate stray cats • This Thanksgiving, put politics on the table • First SGA Friday takes place in ESC - The Emory Wheel • Let poetry win: Necessity of truth-telling in journalism • Out of this world: Symposium XX returns to ATO • ‘No days off’: Jair Knight's relentless rise • Oxford London program takes students across the pond • SGA condemns Oxford vandalism, calls for transparent investigation • Emory QTM rebrands to Data and Decision Sciences Department • How Frazier Keitt serves on sidelines, beyond sports • Legal sports betting provides cover for criminal underworld - The Emory Wheel • Restore museums’ fractured humanity, repatriate mummies - The Emory Wheel • Hollywood, don't neglect key history - The Emory Wheel • Your donations are piling up in landfills - The Emory Wheel • Speak out against cycle of problematic K-pop survival shows - The Emory Wheel • You can throw a fit without throwing away your ethics - The Emory Wheel • www.emorywheel.com • Stand for student press amid growing censorship • Andre Dickens re-elected as Mayor of Atlanta, Marci Overstreet elected City Council President • Emory students discuss Mamdani’s mayoral campaign, victory • Democrats win Georgia Public Service Commission seats with Emory community member support • Emory community grieves Carlos Museum Bookshop closure - The Emory Wheel • Open Letter: University violated Open Expression Policy in the dismissal of Anna Kenney • 17.6% of students vote in SGA referendums, results show overwhelming support of DEI - The Emory Wheel • SPC attributes no Homecoming concert to ‘university funding changes’ - The Emory Wheel • Committee for Open Expression finds Emory violated policy in professor termination - The Emory Wheel • Atlantans, Emory community take to streets for ‘No Kings’ protests - The Emory Wheel • Amazon Web Services issues cause Canvas outage - The Emory Wheel • Provost Liebeskind says Emory has ‘no plans’ to sign Trump education compact - The Emory Wheel • Melody and memory: Alumni band Several Dudes returns to Em • Regulate AI before it regulates us • Summer shooting, library scare sparks safety concerns • Amazon Web Services issues cause Canvas outage • Slow down in senior year • With his typewriter, Tim Youd breaks down books, plays with time • Emory community takes strides for cancer research at Winship 5k • SGA holds first meeting after suspension, calls on Emory to reinstate DEI initiatives • Emory Jewish community commemorates Oct. 7 anniversary • Goose puts on show, not spectacle at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre • Students evacuate Library after reports of armed person • Actor Paterson Joseph uncovers unknown 18th-century legacies at Emory • Learn from Kirk's complicated legacy • Emory will not release Dean’s List going forward • Sears discusses end of need-blind admissions, gives updates • Senate investigates Emory’s termination of professor • U.S. News & World Report ranks Emory 24th for third consecutive year • Emory fires professor for social media posts in wake of Kirk assassination • Emory to become tuition-free for families earning under $200,000 annually • Men’s soccer opens season on 4-game win streak • Emory Student filmmaker makes meme into movie • Reject Emory's spineless attack on DEI • Sears issues statement on Charlie Kirk assassination, violence on college campuses • Sept. 10, 2025 Print Edition • SGA set to return to work, leaders do not clarify cause of 5-month suspension • ‘A for All:’ Emory College faculty grapple with grade inflation • Emory community members protest against DEI policy changes • Emory ends DEI programs • Fall 2025: Join The Emory Wheel! • Emory Athletics wins Learfield Directors' Cup for first time • Editor’s Picks: Explore four albums from summer 2025 • Editorial Board Application Fall 2025 • Eagle-eyed guide: Tips for your time at Emory • Nursing School dean retires as top leaders continue to leave Emory • Leadership changes, fatal shooting define Emory summer 2025 • August 22, 2025 Print Edition • APD issues all-clear after police neutralize shooter, DeKalb County officer slain • Now Offering Print Subscriptions! • Active shooter causes ‘police emergency’ at Emory Point • CAIR-Georgia sues Emory on behalf of suspended medical student - The Emory Wheel • Back-to-School Advice Column | Microsoft Forms • University sets lobbying record as grant terminations hit $92 million • Student leaders ‘blindsided’ as senior Campus Life administrators leave Emory • Thadhani leaves university as departure of top Emory leaders persists • 25 years, 5 presidents: Leadership turnover poses ‘disconcerting’ issue for university • Fenves leaves university presidency, appointed chancellor • The Emory Wheel wins top SPJ prize, named best small student newspaper in the nation • Class of 2025 celebrates 180th Commencement indoors with Usher • ‘Left Out of Our Own Commencement’: Emory moves ceremony indoors, parents, students express frustration • Protesters ‘afraid’ as few attend encampment anniversary • Federal court order restores visa record of Emory student • Boon leaping to new heights in historic individual season • FIRE demands Kappa Sigma’s ‘interim sanctions’ lifted in letter to Fenves • More than an advice column: Michael Coren on “Climate Coach,” cultural change • Emory University suspends SGA, citing alleged ‘discriminatory harassment’ • Postdoctoral community speaks on grant cuts • ICE terminates visas of 3 Emory alumni, 1 current student • Baseball’s offense overwhelms NYU in UAA opening series • Arianna Ophir embraces wonder through ‘Everybody Chalks’ project • Refuse Trump's gag order, stand up for speech at Emory • Dedications: Art for special people, places, past moments - The Emory Wheel • Protestors gather outside CDC following recent round of firings • The Emory Wheel • Emory University admits Regular Decision students to Class of 2029, sees slight increase in acceptance rate • A Boogie Wit da Hoodie to headline Dooley’s Week • 2025 Senior Reflection Nomination Form • Track teams earn All-American honors at NCAA indoor championships • Journalist Jeremy Young uses stories to bridge political ‘Fault Lines’ • Emory students, ditch rideshares and embrace MARTA • Emory announces new Open Expression Policy • Q&A: Deborah Lipstadt returns to Emory • Emory increases tuition by 5.8% for 2025-26 academic year, 26.4% rise since 2020 • Emory track soars on UAA podiums • Serendipity: Let the Wheels of fate spin - The Emory Wheel • ‘I want peace’: Ukrainian students share perspectives as U.S. aid grows uncertain • Emory follows peer institutions in implementing hiring freeze, reducing expenditures • Emory community reflects on Trump’s plans to abolish Department of Education • Martinez, Grotjan win SGA runoff election • SGA presidential election moves to runoff, Senenko wins College Council, Song wins BBA Council • Usher to deliver 2025 commencement address • Support trans rights or be complacent with trans death • Ailey Performances explores themes of hope, community in 2025 tour • Don’t let student government siphon away your SAF • Swim and dive teams rally for 26th straight UAA titles • College Council stipend bills fail to advance • Community protests state of public health outside CDC • Staff article: This Valentine’s Day, turn to the power of words • The Big Easy Super Bowl: Wheel staff predict Eagles vs. Chiefs • Mythology and mentorship: Maria Zoccola reinvents Helen of Troy • Executive order aimed at addressing antisemitism threatens student visas • ‘The country is in chaos:’ South Korean community shares perspectives on uncertain future after former President charged with insurrection • Spring 2025 Interest Form • Live Art at Symposium • Emory men’s basketball fires on all cylinders mid-season • Marina Cooley, Emory’s digital storyteller, talks peanut butter, career growth • Emory shows shaky commitment to diversity following N-word incident • Students condemn racist incident as investigation continues • Oxford early graduation steadily rises • Running Around The Clock: The Costs Of Being A 3 Season Athlete • Amid Chaos, Emory Students Find Community • When the Institution Chains Students to the Ground, They Turn to Each Other in Solidarity • An Inside Look at the Board of Trustees: The Companies and Politics That Make Up Emory’s Most Important Deliberative Body • Unknown party writes N-word in snow on McDonough Field • 24 stories that capture a polarizing 2024 • President, peanut farmer, university distinguished professor: Jimmy Carter dies at 100 • The Hub (2024 Online Edition) • Committee for Open Expression recommends allowance of overnight, multi-day protests • Volleyball claims 11th UAA title • Listening, liminality, universality: Emory dance choreographers discuss upcoming performance • Oxford’s AP credit policy adds burden to already stressed college students • EmoryUnite! union faces uncertain future in wake of Trump’s victory • Beyond the pages with Eternal Magazine • Opinion: Sports venues are no-brainer polling places • Undocumented students remind voters of their voice this election season • Emory employees donated over 53 times more to Democrats than Republicans • In the wake of brutal Trump victory, find dignity in community • TRUMP RETURNS TO POWER • Staff picks: Fantastic, frightening, fanciful Halloween films, episodes • Ossoff urges students to vote in ‘pivotal election’ at Emory event • Schmidt, Corfman lead by example in their final soccer season • Senate suppression: Fenves’ chokehold on open expression • University Senate passes resolution requesting release of Jones Day report • Professor alleges that half of Emory's waste ends up in landfills • NLE Choppa to headline Homecoming concert, student performers to open • Women’s soccer falls to WashU in UAA opener, men’s soccer picks up win • ‘Mud’ accentuates human despair through brutal performance • Dear Doolino, ‘Help Emory’s straight men — they need it!’ • Pro-Palestinian groups mourn casualties in Gaza • Jewish community gathers one year after Hamas attacks • Captured on Camera: Pro-Palestinian protestors march through Oxford Road building • Volleyball team maintains stellar season record with weekend sweep • Sociology ‘Hits Different’ in Oxford course on Taylor Swift • Reports detail police narrative from April 25 protests • University Senate past president resigns due to ‘disrespect,’ ‘lack of professionalism’ • Emory maintains No. 24 spot in U.S. News rankings • EPD arrests suspect in Emory Point shooting • University issues ‘police emergency’ after shots fired at Emory Point, suspect not in custody • Application for Doolino Knows Best: An Emory Wheel Advice Column • Behind the scenes at the Olympics with Marie Chastel • Editor’s picks: Best books of the 21st century so far • Dining on campus is broken. Students are hungry for change. • Harris, Trump spar in spirited debate • College Council Vice President fired for ‘data leak’ of ESJP budget • SGA passes resolution criticizing ‘unacceptable’ lack of transparency in open expression addendum • Emory Wheel Business Team Application - Fall 2024 • Editorial Board Application - Fall 2024 • Emory codifies open expression guidelines prohibiting encampments, allegedly without consulting University Senate • Interest Form - Fall 2024 • Emory’s Best Books of the 21st Century Form • Jonathan Strom announced as next dean of Candler School of Theology • Lessons for university presidents: Learn how democracy works • APD states their department called GSP for assistance after previously claiming EPD called • Emory’s Senate Committee on the Environment needs to hit this stroa • Captured on Camera: Students celebrate, protest during commencement • Undergraduate students vote ‘no confidence’ in Fenves in wake of protests • Amid uncertainty about who called GSP to encampment, Department of Public Safety confirms troopers responded to EPD call for assistance • Protesting, listening and learning amid turbulence at Emory: 2 professors reflect • Emory relocates commencement off-campus, cancels Class Day Crossover • Emory College faculty vote ‘no confidence’ in Fenves • Students to vote in ‘unprecedented’ referendum on confidence in Fenves from May 6 to May 7 • Captured on Camera: Pro-Palestine, Jewish groups hold campus protests on May 1 • Fenves faces ‘no confidence’ student referendum, resolutions from across schools • SGA passes resolution condemning ‘antisemitic’ graffiti, tables vote on whether to condemn antisemitism • Pro-Palestinian protests at Emory enter 7th consecutive day • Emory Police Department arrests convicted felon during campus protest • SGA to vote on sending referendum to students assessing confidence in Fenves, College Council votes 'no confidence' in president • Emory’s Jews are disturbed by the content of the protests, even if we support free speech • Captured on Camera: Community members react to morning of April 25 • Fenves issues statement on ‘hateful’ messages spray painted on campus • Our Emory: Take back your voices and ‘our Quad’ • LIVE COVERAGE: Pro-Palestinian protests continue into second day • Captured on Camera: Police arrest pro-Palestine protestors on campus • Police chief confirms 28 protestors arrested at morning protest • Emory community ‘ashamed’ after police detain students at pro-Palestine encampment • Emory Students for Socialism hosts Earth Day protest • Graffiti protesting Cop City, demanding ‘free Palestine’ appears on Emory buildings • Klutznick takes strides toward national success • From ‘Girl-of-the-Week’ to now: Recent history of women at Emory • College students, do not judge gap years • Over 1 in 5 Oxford students graduate early • 2024 Graduation Magazine Senior Ads • Letter from the Editors: Addressing inaccuracies in recent Israel-Palestine coverage • Title IX revisited: A survivor's perspective on institutional failure • Weathering the storm: Brigid Hanley beats cancer, races on • Civil rights organizations file complaint against Emory, demand investigation into anti-Palestinian harassment • Student actress Makalee Cooper discusses fatphobia, fellowship, future • Student 'assaulted' at protest outside Chabad • Flo Milli, Icona Pop named Dooley’s Week concert performers • Senior Reflection Nomination Form • Valerie Montgomery Rice to deliver 2024 Commencement Address • Claire Brock cements Emory basketball legacy with exceptional 5th year • The liberal arts are valuable, but a lot needs to change • Meet the press: Chupack, Davis reflect on leading the Wheel • SGA votes to send Student Activity Fee increase to referendum • Emory plans to replace Cox Hall with food trucks, takeout program during renovations • Women’s basketball exits NCAA tournament after first-round loss to OWU • ‘Brave New Works’ contemplates connection through dystopia, whimsy • Emory increases tuition by 5.8% for 2024-25 academic year • Davis alleges violations in SGA elections • Emory Wheel Affinity-Based Journalism Organization Membership Sponsorship • Dubinski wins SGA presidential election, BBA race moves to runoff • Letter to the Editor: Endorsing ‘no confidence’ is encouraging no progress • Letter from the Editor: Regarding the Editorial Board’s SGA presidential endorsement • 2024 Editorial Board Election Endorsements • Emory Wheel Demographic Report | Spring 2024 • Swim and dive teams secure 25th consecutive UAA titles • 2024 Emory Wheel Election Guide • Mold forces some students out of Oxford dorms • Virtual Wheel Debates Zoom Link • Staff picks: Art that reminds us love is still real • If Emory wants to rise in rankings, it should invest in third spaces • Emory hosts Mvskoke language teacher in continuation of relationship with Muscogee Nation • Fundraiser Form: Petals of Passion • Emory track and field teams jump into indoor season • ‘Frankenstein club’: WMRE returns from dead • Dear Doolino, ‘Someone stole my pants from the laundry?’ | Doolino Knows Best • Emory settles for $18.5 million in financial aid price-fixing lawsuit • The 23 Stories That Shaped 2023 • Letter from the editors: Introducing Arts & Life • Pursuit of 'excellence' • The cost of being an Eagle • Problems with provenance • Emory, silence won't protect you • 1 in 25: Leaving the nest • The Hub 2023 • Alumni: Then and Now • Gun control must begin with domestic violence survivors. • Stop Cop City benefit concert unites, educates • Students advocate for disability identity space • Men’s soccer loses to Colorado in NCAA 2nd round • Tibet Week celebrates 25-year partnership with Dalai Lama • Doolino Knows Best • Unite for unions, support Emory graduate students • '1989 (Taylor's Version)' brings power, honesty • Emory community celebrates Pride at annual drag show • Men’s and women’s soccer face Chicago in contested matchups • Chalkings, allegations of antisemitism ignite debate • College Senate member challenges open expression policy, expresses ‘no confidence’ in campus life dean • University president denounces ‘antisemitic’ rhetoric at campus protest • Nearby construction impairs campus water access, library evacuates • Undefeated volleyball team winds up for UAA title defense • GAYLE embarks on headline ‘scared but trying’ tour • Seek nuance in Israel-Palestine discourse • Students, staff share joy in annual Atlanta Pride Parade • Dining prices increase at Emory • Student group hosts vigil, honors Palestinians killed in recent attacks • On Set with Reality Check • Fivio Foreign, Rich the Kid, Baby Tate names Homecoming concert performers • Emory community members mourn Israelis killed by Hamas • Emory administration battles school spirit concerns • Students celebrate Latinx, Hispanic heritage at Noche de Fiesta • Wendy’s take on ‘Peter Pan’: Theater Emory discusses growing up in ‘Lost Girl’ • Emory selects Yara Shahidi as Carter Town Hall keynote speaker • From the archives: 9 former Wheel stories to honor Carter’s 99th birthday • Emory swim and dive ‘making waves’ to fight childhood cancer • Jill Biden visits Emory, discusses CUREIT project • Emory ranks No. 24, dropping for second consecutive year • This summer in films: ‘Barbenheimer,’ ‘Mission Impossible,’ ‘Guardians’ • Self-care is easier said than done: Let’s rethink and rebrand. • Emory alum negotiates most lucrative contract in NBA history • Q&A: Emory president enters fourth year • Emory Wheel Editorial Board Fall 2023 Application • Emory Wheel DEI Taskforce Fall 2023 Application • Emory Wheel Fall 2023 Interest Form • Emory lifts vaccine requirements amid COVID-19 policy changes | The Emory Wheel • Supreme Court strikes down Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, impacting over 40 million Americans, numerous Emory students | The Emory Wheel • ‘I am deeply concerned’: Emory president responds to Supreme Court affirmative action decision | The Emory Wheel • Savannah Bananas make baseball ap-peeling for all ages | The Emory Wheel • Grad Mag 2023 | The Emory Wheel • Class of 2023 celebrate 178th Commencement ceremony | The Emory Wheel • Class of 2023 student Commencement speaker Nicole Felix-Tovar reflects on her Emory journey • 2023 Graduation Ceremony Photo Gallery | The Emory Wheel • Meet Me at Kaldi's | The Emory Wheel • ‘Failed At Math(s)’ continues Panchiko's lo-fi legacy — two decades after their debut | The Emory Wheel • Some SGA leadership quietly begin receiving compensation from student funds • University Senate reevaluates 2017 student center resolution, estimates at least $3 million to meet net-zero goal • Emory Selects Barbara Krauthamer as next Emory College of Arts and Sciences Dean • This Barbie could be a campy, fourth-wave feminist triumph | Wahidi's What's Happening • Crystal Anderson finds roots through genealogy, faith, music • “Oxfordism” has been ill-defined by critics. Sincerely, an Oxford student. • Emory, Georgia Tech joint PhD student makes best of many worlds • Brandstadter soars to new heights, sets Emory long jump record • Arts & Entertainment with Eythen Anthony • Pop performance meets Greek myth in ‘Britney Approximately’ • Social media shifts approach to University marketing, applications • Emory, Atlanta react as East Palestine recovers from local company’s train derailment • Trump arraigned, pleads not guilty to 34 felony charges • Graduation Magazine 2023 • Flo Rida brings the heat to ‘DooleyPalooza’ • Brodsky in Between: Political psychology quiz brings new meaning to left vs. right-brained • A female experience of finding a safe space in exercise • Stuart Weitzman delivers keynote speech at Goizueta Entrepreneurship Summit • Don’t go down the wrong path, Emory • Lana Del Rey releases sorrowful, introspective record • Persian Cultural Association hosts first Persian New Year celebration on campus • Anthony Ray Hinton to deliver 2023 Commencement address • Listen to Wheel Talk • Flo Rida named Dooley’s Week concert artist • 2023 Senior Reflections Nomination Form • Jimmy Carter’s legacy, a reminder that Americans need more good people in politics • Former NFL wide receiver, NASA astronaut speaks on journey to outer space in Emory lecture • Summer ennui, glitzy dancefloors, enduring heartache: The sounds of Miley Cyrus’ ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ • Ohio derailment exposes the railroad industry’s shameless greed | Carson's Class Notes • Colleagues, family remember Howard Lamar as a ‘good friend to many’ • Urban’s record-breaking mile takes first at nationals • Listen to Clifton Culture • 1,095 days: Three years of COVID-19 response at Emory • An inside look at the history of Oxford sports • Sunday night on the Emory SafeRide shuttle • Figuring it out: finding identity in the WNBA • Review: Theater Emory’s multilingual adaptation of ‘Our Town’ makes a small town feel big • SGA presidential candidates respond to Title IX, misogyny discourse on Fizz • Meyers, Dubinski elected SGA president, vice president in runoff election • Emory hosts first Georgia filipino student association summit • Graduate students fight for unionization amid upcoming stipend increase • SGA presidential, vice presidential races advance to runoff • Emory Wheel Affinity-Based Journalism Org Membership Sponsorship • Candidates disqualified from student government elections, leaving College Council vice president position vacant • Listen to Within the Margins • 2023 Editorial Board Endorsements • Black Student Alliance housing provides a home for Black students • Black coaches, admin share their paths to Emory • Emory plans to develop Indigenous studies program in partnership with the College of the Muscogee Nation • 2023 Emory Wheel Election Guide • Turkish, Syrian students organize in earthquake aftermath • Love from, Druid Hills • Emory lifts vaccine requirements amid COVID-19 policy changes • Touchdowns in the desert: Super Bowl LVII • Caring for Strangers: Emory Helpline offers confidential peer support • AAPI artists break barriers at Bakery’s Year of the Rabbit exhibition • ChatGPT threatens the integrity of learning, but we have the final say • Charlotte Lowndes earns invitation to WBCA “So You Want To Be A Coach” program • Emory community mourns environmental activist’s death amid Cop City protests • Listen and subscribe to Clifton Culture! • African American studies Ph.D. program gears up to accept first cohort of students • Emory community members continue pushing Fenves, University to speak out against attacks in Iran • Eythen’s Blu-ray emporium: the best of European animation • Friends, family commemorate Alex Vallejo as spreading ‘immeasurable joy’ • Need an Uber? Emory’s new rideshare website has you covered • Women’s basketball earns two important wins, men split UAA matchups • Biden honors Martin Luther King Jr. with remarks in Atlanta • Emory Wheel Spring 2023 Interest Form • Emory replaces asymptomatic COVID-19 screening program with Test-and-Go kiosks • The 22 stories that shaped 2022 • Stand for Survivors Rally calls for reform in Title IX process, advocates for sexual assault survivors • University to raise minimum wage for student workers to $15 by fall 2024 • Georgia’s six week abortion ban reinstated by state Supreme Court • Warnock encourages students to vote in upcoming runoff in Emory speech • Op-ed: Taylor Swift's fatphobia controversy reveals the limits of artistic integrity • Emory faculty donates $58,997.07 to Warnock, $399.90 to Walker in 2022 • On ‘Her Loss,’ Drake fosters lonely collaboration with 21 Savage • Women’s soccer clinches fourth consecutive tournament berth as men’s and women’s soccer close out season • Speak your mind: free speech at Emory on the eve of midterm elections • Abrams falls to Kemp, Senate race likely advances to runoff • Listen to Wheel Talk everywhere! • Warnock, Nguyen deserve your vote in this year’s election • Stacey Abrams on jobs after graduation, increased partisanship, voting, and more | Brodsky in Between | The Emory Wheel • School of Nursing roundup: Edge Runner designation, new learning center, $11 million from federal government • ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’: Spooky Halloween spectacle or cautionary Christmas tale? • Maggie's Neighborhood Bar and Grill: the Emory tradition • New student-run, non-partisan voting coalition advocates for student voting rights • Letter from Editor: Reporting Title IX cases • Deltas celebrate 40 years of sisterhood, community • Discolored water in dorms sparks frustration, camaraderie among students • 2022 General Election Guide • Emory Wheel Interest Form • The Hub: Nothing is fair in art and war • The Hub: The crossroads of campus and community • The Hub: Good luck getting in touch with Title IX • The Hub: Thriving, here and now • The Hub: It's not a game anymore. • The Hub • Emory to discontinue freshman semi-formal • Loud Luxury, Swae Lee to perform at 2022 Homecoming concert • Retratos: Viviendo en traducción • Emory celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, sees increase in Hispanic enrollment • Meeting Megan Rapinoe: a dream come true • Sentimental Albums • Former Glenn Memorial Church members call for full inclusion as national denomination splits over LGBTQ acceptance • Li disqualified from Oxford First-year Senate race after winning majority vote • Marchuck vetoes associate justice confirmation, alleges lack of communication • Once a coach, always a coach: the legacy of Emory women’s tennis coach Amy Bryant • Rapinoe encourages first-years to use their talents, advocate for greater good during Carter Town Hall • Emory now ranks No. 22, lowest position since 1994 • ‘The most loyal person’: Friends, family honor sophomore Andrew Wagner • Friends, family commemorate sophomore Gabriella Crabtree as having ‘the heart and soul of an angel’ • The Wheel’s favorite albums of 2021 • Emory should invest in Emory Village • Emory students share experiences from virtual semester start • Georgia must repeal its “tampon tax.” Period. • Oxford community reflects on relics of the Confederacy • First season since pandemic onset brings same ‘championship culture’ for Women’s Basketball • Emory student clubs adapt to remote start period, Omicron surge • Abortion refugees: the future of American abortion bans • Latinx students, faculty strive to expand community knowledge at Emory • Emory among 16 universities sued for allegedly conspiring to limit financial aid • The Wheel's 21 Stories that Shaped 2021 • Listen to the podcasts of 2021- Within the Margins is everywhere • Crossword • The Hub: A classroom divided: how the debate over racial slurs and academic freedom splintered the law school • The Hub: In the pool with Wilson: Reflecting on the journey to Olympic gold • The Hub: Queer food: the good, the bad and the unspoken • The Hub: Dear President Fenves, here's what you need to know about mental health • Inside the ropes: Braves fans crowd downtown streets and Truist Park to celebrate World Series victory • Constitutional Council Orders New SGA Elections, Recommends that BBA Council Begin Impeachment Procedures Against Lee • Virtual tours offer more access to low-income, first-generation applicants • Emory to rename Longstreet-Means Hall, build memorials honoring enslaved laborers • Following student protests, Oxford College increases spring course offerings, class sizes • Emory, Georgia Tech researchers develop AI-tool to predict COVID-19 symptoms • Emory Healthcare CEO to resign after nearly 6 years • Listen to Within the Margins on Apple Podcasts • Scorpio season is upon us, here’s what it means • JPEGMAFIA celebrates his birthday and the birth of ‘LP!’ at the Masquerade • Emory Pride hosts annual Drag Show • Students, administrators deem Oxford College professor’s 2012 song ‘inappropriate and disturbing’ • Felicia Moore advances to mayoral runoff, Dickens holds close lead over Reed • Emory student founds criminal justice reform club • Emory sophomore runs for a seat on Atlanta Board of Education • On Election Day, vote Dickens for mayor • Jack Harlow highlights Homecoming, but Fetty Wap doesn’t show • Fetty Wap, Jack Harlow to headline 2021 Homecoming concert • ‘Each/Other’: a groundbreaking exhibit opening at the Carlos • New provost says he will prioritize diversity, ‘student flourishing’ • Atlanta mayoral candidates address housing, policing issues at Emory forum • WoodPEC dress codes causes frustration, confusion for some female students • Emory Climate Strike urges administration to pursue immediate climate action • Insects. The revolutionary future of the human diet. • California’s recall reveals how democracy is failing • Initiative provides access to free menstrual products in all University bathrooms • Emory named No. 21 university nationwide for fifth consecutive year • 20 years later: Professors, students reflect on legacy of 9/11 • As positive student cases surge, Conference Center forced to open more isolation rooms • Tokyo Bound: Emory Alum Andrew Wilson Secures Spot at Olympics • 2021 Senior Reflections • 2021 Graduation Magazine • A Letter from the Wheel’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force • Leadership and Loss: How a Dean Navigated the COVID Year • Autism Awareness Display Vandalized on Emory Quad • Solving the Pasta Problem: Alum Brian Rudolph on His Company Banza • Emory’s Compost is Going to a Landfill, Here’s Why • Emory Turns to Alternate Sustainability Initiatives During Pandemic • It’s Time for Emory to Prove its Climate Leadership • Art, Meaning and Falafel: A&E’s Ode to an Iconic Emory Institution • Affinity-Based Journalism Org Membership Sponsorship • Want to join the Wheel? Just fill out this form! • Emory to Require Students to be Vaccinated for COVID-19 for Fall 2021 • Rollins Dean Curran to Leave Emory, Announced as 2021 Oxford Commencement Speaker • Farmers Market Favorites: Your Guide to the Emory Farmers Market • Professors Say Georgia Voting Law Targets Democratic Voters • Here’s What You Need to Know About the SGA Elections Debacle • Wheel Debate: Assault Rifles and Handguns Are Ruining the Country. Ban Them. • Wheel Debate: Banning Guns Doesn’t Work, but More Minority Pro-Gun Advocacy Does • Emory College Admissions Rate Falls to 13% After Receiving Record Number of Applicants • Graduation Magazine 2021 • Sophia's Smörgåsbord • Constitutional Council Sets SGA Elections Case Hearing for April 8 or 9 • Eric Andre Talks ‘Bad Trip’ and Prank Comedy • Alum Chris Van Dusen Reflects on Creating Hit Show ‘Bridgerton’ • Biden, Harris Visit Emory, Respond to Spa Shootings in Speech • SGA Election Results to be Delayed Amid Accusations of Code Violations • ‘I’m Exhausted’: Emory Community Addresses Anti-Asian Hate • Emory to Invite All Students to Campus for Fall 2021 • OPINION: Reflections of an Asian American Amid a Mass Shooting of Asians • Kumar, Ding Head to Runoff in SGA Presidential Election • Live Updates: Biden, Harris to Visit Emory Friday Afternoon • How an Emory Student Became the Face of a Google Collaboration • Editorial Board Endorsements • 2021 Elections Guide • Missed the Wheel Debates? Read our live coverage! • Emory Reports Over 300 COVID-19 Community Compact Violations During Fall 2020 • SGA, CC Support Renaming Donna and Marvin Schwartz Center • Georgia Alters Vaccination Plan, Emory COVID-19 Cases Fall • Roxane Gay Describes ‘Peace,’ Comfort in Writing About Trauma at Oxford College Event • Emory Sports Teams Resume Practice With Restrictions, Few Athletes Able to Attend • Kamala Harris Advisory Board Appoints Emory Professor Pearl Dowe • Anthony Fauci to Deliver 2021 Commencement Address • Letter to the Editor: Emory Should Stop Honoring a Racist, Anti-Semitic Eugenicist • Sundance Film Festival 2021: The Experience of a Lifetime • Letter From the DEI Editor: On Rebuilding the Emory Wheel • 1963 • Emory Reports 106 Cases in Two Days, Increases Mandatory Testing for Students • Former Emory Professor, Biomedical Scientist Ravi Bellamkonda Named Provost • Asian Affinity Space to Open Fall 2021 • Wheel Talk Ep 6: When Will I Get the Vaccine? • COVID-19 Cases Peak at Highest Point Since March • After 3 Successful Seasons, Asst. Volleyball Coach Bri Jones Leaves Emory • Board of Trustees Members Donated $225,500 to Republican Campaigns in 2020 • Despite Attempts to Reform, Sorority Members Decry Systemic Failures • From the Archives: Former Candidate Biden Criticizes ‘Negative’ Presidential Campaign • Wheel Talk Ep 5: A Historic Week • Emory Community Largely Denounces Pro-Trump Insurrection • Ossoff, Warnock Elected Senators, Clinch Democratic Control of Congress • Emory Employees Donated Over $146K to Ossoff, Warnock in Final Months of Campaign • Emory Researchers Begin Phase 3 of Novavax Vaccine Trial • Emory Wheel: 2020 In Photos • Letter to the Editor: College Republicans’ Accusations of Partisan Voter Registration Baseless, Harmful • Donate to the Wheel! • ‘A Miserable Life’: Campus Service Employees Allege Widespread Mistreatment, Abuse • Editorial | Emory Greek Life, You Have A Racism Problem. • SGA Passes Bill to Provide Anti-Racist Books to 400 Students • Emory to Increase Housing Capacity by 25% Next Semester, Cancel Spring Break • University Makes Slow Progress on Black Student Demands • Podcast: Wheel Talk • Join the Wheel! • Fenves Discusses Racial Justice at Emory, Fall Contingency Plans • COVID-19 Vaccine Tests at Emory Yield Promising Results • A Statement From the Coalition of Black Organizations and Clubs