Emory

[em-uh-ree]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

"It feels to me like uncharted territory," said Kay Levine, Emory University School of Law professor.

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Elite schools like Harvard, Columbia, Emory and Wellesley have added essay questions in the last couple of years asking applicants to recount a dispute with someone whose beliefs differ from their own.

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Mark Nevitt, a national security law expert at Emory Law School, said the probe raises significant legal and policy concerns.

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Alexandra Perez, a clinical psychologist at Emory University School of Medicine who works with young children on Medicaid and private insurance, said she has seen children as young as 4 on multiple psychiatric medications.

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Mr. Crais, who teaches African history at Emory University, argues that guns created slavery and slavery created capitalism, which “emerged out of nothing less and nothing more than the globalized use of violence to make money.”

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