From cultural groups and academic societies to music, media, service, and sport, student organizations create endless ways to find your people and pursue what matters to you. With campus events and new opportunities year-round, it’s easy to get involved and make your mark.
From Dooley’s Week taking over the Quad to SongFest turning residence halls into choreographed teams, and Oxford’s late night Pancake Breakfast that brings faculty behind the griddle during finals week, Emory traditions shape campus life in unforgettable ways and become part of every student’s story.
Thriving at Emory means having support you can count on. From wellbeing resources and health services to counseling and community care, students have access to programs and people who help them stay grounded and supported.
Whether you begin in Atlanta or start at Oxford and transition after two years, you’ll join a welcoming, global community representing all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Wherever you start, you’ll find connection, opportunity, and a true sense of belonging from day one.
Explore student life and community across our two campuses: the Atlanta Campus, home to Emory College, Goizueta Business School, and the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, and the Oxford Campus, home to Oxford College.
Living in Atlanta means access to top internships, culture, and entertainment in one of the nation’s most dynamic cities—ranked the best place to live in the U.S. by Money in 2022 and home to 50+ colleges and universities.
Living in Oxford means a close knit campus experience in its own historic town, right next door to Covington, known as the “Hollywood of the South,” and just 45 minutes from Atlanta, where a vibrant downtown and growing industries keep opportunity close to home.
Life on Emory’s Atlanta campus is fueled by energy and opportunity. With dynamic academics, hands on research, vibrant student life, and the city as a classroom, students grow in community and graduate ready to lead.
Life at Oxford College is grounded in connection, curiosity, and purpose. With small classes, close faculty mentorship, and a strong focus on the liberal arts, leadership, and service, students grow together and leave ready to lead with impact.
