Monday Jul 28, 2025

Emory News: Affordable Housing for Healthcare Workers, AI Partnerships, Top Honors for Nursing and Journalism, and Community Milestones

Hello, Emory community! It's Monday, July 28, 2025, and here's your latest campus news. Emory University has announced plans to redevelop a former auto garage and homeless shelter on Peachtree Street into over 50 competitively priced apartments for health care workers at Emory Midtown. This initiative aims to support nurses and technicians who are increasingly priced out of downtown Atlanta, while preserving much of the historic site's architecture. The project is in early planning stages, with details on housing eligibility and accommodations for families yet to be finalized. Emory recently hosted representatives from the University of Bonn, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, University of St Andrews, and Waseda University to discuss ongoing partnerships, with a focus on artificial intelligence. This meeting showcased Emory's leadership in AI research and education, highlighting collaborative efforts to advance the field. Congratulations to The Emory Wheel, which has been named the best student-run campus newspaper in the country by the Society of Professional Journalists. This recognition reflects the dedication and hard work of the student journalists who contribute to the publication. The Emory School of Nursing has been named a National League of Nursing Center of Excellence, recognizing its commitment to enhancing student learning and professional development. This prestigious designation highlights the school's dedication to preparing the next generation of nursing professionals. An Emory College historian has received two national awards recognizing early-career professors. These accolades underscore the faculty member's contributions to historical scholarship and teaching excellence. Emory Hillandale Hospital is celebrating 20 years of serving the Stonecrest community and DeKalb County. The hospital has been a vital part of the community, providing quality health care services and contributing to the well-being of residents. That's all for today's update. Stay tuned for more news and events happening around Emory University.

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