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This year’s fraternity recruitment yielded the largest number of registrants since 2008 as well as an increase in the number of accepted bids compared to the number of acceptances last year.

Given the departure of former director of the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life Buck Cooke in October 2011, the office will be welcoming Megan Janasiewicz as its new director on Feb. 27.

The B-School will launch the Goizueta Summer Business Institute in June, enabling students to explore a core foundation in business application.

Shaun Donovan, U.S. secretary of housing and urban development and member of President Barack Obama’s Cabinet, will speak at Emory Feb. 10.

Now in its final year of fundraising, Campaign Emory has raised nearly 90 percent of its $1.6 billion goal since its initiation in 2005. The

Students will have the option of living in gender-neutral housing on Clairmont Campus again during the 2012-2013 academic year.

The Woodruff Library will remain open until midnight on weekends beginning this Saturday. The library currently closes at 8 p.m. on weekends.

College Council (CC) is currently planning its “Just Kick It” campaign, a campus-wide initiative meant to inspire students to “kick” their bad habits.

As a result of political turmoil and protests led by university students in Egypt during Arab Spring, the Emory University Center for International Programs Abroad has suspended the University’s study abroad program in Cairo, Egypt for all of 2012.

Tthe Candler School of Theology improved access to its Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree program by offering a two-day-a-week class schedule featuring online courses and hybrid classes, which supplement classroom learning with online assignments.

Four months since his arrest, College sophomore Sam Eshaghoff — who took the SAT examination for at least 16 students outside the Emory community and charged more than $1,500 for each student — discussed his actions in an interview on “60 Minutes.”

The beginning of the spring semester brings not only new classes and campus activities but also signifies the first time Emory students will experience the impact of the University’s new tobacco-free policy.

So add another album to the punk rocker’s playlist with O’Brother’s Garden Window. The melodic, heavy tones of their music appeal to indie lovers and hard-rock enthusiasts alike.