Swoop the Eagle, the beloved feathery mascot of Emory’s talented, world-class DIII athletics department, has long been a staple sight on campus. Originally introduced to Emory in 1986, Swoop’s muscular, gorgeous prussian blue buff chest, scrumptiously smooth yellow beak and seductively…
The Emory Spoke
Ah, February. When the weather outside is so chilly and bleak that we must rely on the fire of our loins to keep us warm. During my semester abroad in France, the home of the French, I would frequently stop…
Historically, the Kappa Alpha Order is known to be, as many would say, made up of a bunch of racists. These accusations are only solidified by the fact that the organization’s spiritual founder is none other than the Confederate General…
We all know Dooley, the oddball mascot of Emory. The beloved skeleton rests at the edge of Asbury circle, forever watching over students as they come and go. Students and secret societies alike adore Dooley, joining each year in an…