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Four exceptional Emory College students representing academic achievement and passionate curiosity across the liberal arts and sciences will spend a year studying at the University of St Andrews as part of the prestigious Robert T. Jones Jr. Scholarship.

The Laney Graduate School is pleased to announce the appointment of Prudence Julia Oliver as Associate Dean for Academic Operations. She will begin her role on Monday, March 16.

Laney faculty gathered on March 4 for the annual Dean’s Address, where Kimberly Jacob Arriola, dean of the graduate school and vice provost for graduate affairs, reflected on the past year and outlined priorities for the future of graduate education at Emory.

Congratulations to the 2025 Emory 40 Under Forty recipients hailing from the James T. Laney Graduate School.

Laney Graduate School invites faculty to apply for the inaugural Teaching Triad Faculty Fellowship, a new initiative designed to strengthen graduate education through collaborative teaching, shared mentorship, and cross-disciplinary engagement.

Graduate education is intellectually rigorous — but flourishing requires more than academic achievement alone. Across Emory’s campus, sacred spaces and interfaith resources offer graduate students opportunities for reflection, prayer, meditation, and spiritual connection as part of a holistic student experience.

Graduate Student Appreciation Week is a celebration of the incredible work and contributions of our students at Laney Graduate School. Through a variety of events, we express our appreciation while offering opportunities for connection, community-building, and time to recharge together.

Emory chemist Monika Raj will apply an $850,000 Keck Foundation grant to advance a new approach aimed at repairing malfunctioning proteins that drive disease.