Wreaking Havoc on the World
those unintegrated bits and pieces
Noelle McAfee
Tending to public things.
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The Power of Supposedly Powerless Faculty
five lessons on how to make university senates formidable
On Emory's Presidential Search
my February 2026 remarks to the Board of Trustees
Marking a year of experiments in shared governance
Noëlle's final letter to all Emory faculty
What Am I Doing Here?
on squaring the normative and aesthetic answers
Lost Buildings and How They Make Us Dream
~~ mixed media art by Carol Kingston
The Oil Spill of Fascism
and what resistance can look like
Is Emory Joining the Club of Capitulators?
Stepping into the role of Emory University’s interim president, Justice Leah Ward Sears brought with her quite a legacy: a former chief justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia, the youngest person ever to sit on that court, and the first African-American female chief justice of any state supreme court in the United States.
On Words and Deeds: Leadership Changes at Emory University
There have been a flurry of leadership changes at my university, most of which make me quite pleased.
The Sound of Capitulation
What is the sound of capitulation?