Enter CategoryAcronyms, Offices, and Emory Facts
The avian face of Emory Eagles since the university began NCAA athletic competition.
Swoop
Creates a safe space and provides opportunities for students to engage in advocacy, education, and social interactions.
Emory Pride
A popular shopping destination located in Buckhead district.
Lenox Square Mall
Dooley After Dark hosts screenings of newly released films
Friday Night Flix
What does the WPEC acronym represent?
Woodruff Physical Education Center
Provides academic advising and resources to help students identify and achieve their academic goals
Office for Undergraduate Education
Advocates for affordable housing by helping to build, renovate, or preserve homes to break the cycle of poverty
Habitat for Humanity
Home to downtown shopping, good eats, a movie theater, and ice skating in the winter.
Atlantic Station
An annual event hosted by Indian Cultural Exchange
What is Diwali
This group is the representative body that governs Emory’s National Panhellenic Conference sororities.
What is Emory Panhellenic Council (EPC)
Constructed in 1916 as a station for Seaboard Air Line Railway and was known as Emory, Georgia station
The Depot
Provides meaningful Jewish experiences at Emory through enrichment of student lives
Emory Hillel
Originally the home for Atlanta’s Shriners organization and built to resemble the ancient temples of the Far East.
Fox Theatre
Emory students gather at the home of Emory alumni, faculty, and staff for a small dinner gathering to strengthen ties among the Emory community.
What is Dinner with 12 Strangers
The mission of this group is to create and foster a community of imaginative gamers and fans interested in roleplaying and fantasy through coordinating games, events, and activities.
What is Neplusultra Emory Roleplaying Dominion (NERD)
The office strives to serve as a model of transformative practice and sustainable choices at every level
Office of Sustainability Initiatives
Provides a creative outlet for Emory students and allows them to express themselves through a variety of mediums.
Emory Arts Club
30 acres of plants, fountains, and statues
Atlanta Botanical Garden
In 1967, Dean John Stephens decided that a midweek break would encourage independent research and more studying.
What is Wonderful Wednesday
This group promotes healthy behaviors among students, staff, and faculty through education and provides learning opportunities from meaningful engagement with various communities throughout Atlanta.
Student Alliance for Health Involvement
Provides an academic and recreational health and wellness program through physical activity to promote physical, mental, and emotional health
Emory Recreation and Wellness
Organization that creates a framework for conversation between people who would not interact under ordinary circumstances.
Table Talk
This media outlet offers studio tours for a behind-the-scenes look at its operations
CNN Studio
Annual Showcase of student performance groups at the start of the fall semester
What is Best in Show
This group attends to the general concerns of Emory student-athletes and acts as a liaison between all varsity athletes and the Emory community, from the student body to the administration
What is Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)