Seniors Prepare for Post-Undergraduate Endeavors

By Roshani ChokshiMay 11, 2012The nearly 1,300 seniors graduating at the University’s 167th commencement ceremony next Tuesday will say goodbye to the four years that helped them find jobs, discover their interests and further their educations. Read more

Believe the Hype: 'Avengers' Enthralls

By Mark RozemanMay 10, 2012Can blockbusters be art?
Well, the two certainly seem mutually exclusive. By their very nature, modern blockbusters are meant to be Happy Meal-ready, merchandise-selling cash machines — the ultimate culmination of a synergy-obsessed, capitalist society. While art can afford to be niche and divisive, blockbusters, by necessity, need to appeal to the most generalized audience possible. Read more

Student Choreography Inspires with EDC’s Showcase

By Stephanie MinorMay 10, 2012With dynamic musical collaborations, colorful costumes and passionate performances, five student choreographers from Emory University’s Dance Department inspired both their dancers and the audience, as they drew us into worlds that were strange, yet beautiful. Read more

Game for the Olympic Trials

By Vincent XuMay 10, 2012Senior Claire Pavlak has already qualified for the Olympic Trials in the 50-meter freestyle event, and will compete July 1 in Omaha, Neb. The four other women’s swimmers aiming to qualify for Trials are juniors Anna Dobben, Leslie Hackler, Renee Rosenkranz, and sophomore Sadie Nenning. Read more

Philosopher Explores Politics in Fiction

By Stephanie FangApril 27, 2012Jacques Rancière believes that the genre of fiction encompasses more than just stories conjured up by novelists and sold along the shelves of bookstores Read more