text: Deborah Lipstadt and "Denial"; DNA motor; 10 things to do
  With the release of the new feature film "Denial," Emory professor Deborah Lipstadt reflects upon her landmark legal battle against a Holocaust denier and Emory's support as she fought to uphold historical truth. Lipstadt (right) is portrayed by Academy Award-winning actress Rachel Weisz in the film, which opens Oct. 7 in Atlanta.
  Holocaust Denial on Trial, a website founded by Emory professor Deborah Lipstadt, has been relaunched to coincide with the release of "Denial." The site refutes myths propagated by Holocaust deniers, including claims about the authenticity of Anne Frank's diary.
  Emory College biology lecturer Patrick Cafferty takes one of his weekly office hours on the road for a three-mile run through campus. It's part of an overarching goal to connect with students in his human physiology class as a teacher and mentor.
  The first rolling DNA motor -- the biological equivalent of the invention of the wheel for the field of DNA machines -- is headed from its origins in an Emory chemistry lab to the finals of the 2016 Collegiate Inventors Competition in Washington, D.C.
  Emory hosts China-focused events throughout October
  China is one of five geographic focal points named in Emory's global strategies, a blueprint for the University's engagement around the world. Several events this month explore the relationship between China and the U.S.
  In time for Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month, free CPR and first-aid training will be offered Oct. 15 to Emory faculty, staff and students.
  For the sixth year in a row, the Winship Win the Fight 5K Walk/Run raised a record level of cancer research funding, bringing in more than $880,000.
  October brings plenty of fall traditions to campus, from cheering on sports teams to mummies for Halloween. A variety of special events round out this month's calendar.
  Organized by students, the annual Sustainable Food Fair filled the Cox Bridge on Friday, Sept. 30, featuring tastings, educational displays and sustainably grown produce and other foods to purchase. View more photos.
  Emory releases 2016 reports on campus security, fire safety
  Join the campus-wide energy reduction competition through Oct. 31
  Reminder: Submit nominations for honorary degrees by Oct. 15
  Give or get help: The Student Hardship Fund is designed to help full-time Emory University students who are experiencing financial problems due to a catastrophic event. Learn more about how you can donate to the fund or apply for help.
  GOP looks to revive a dying breed: Ticket-splitters
  Oct. 4 | Alan Abramowitz | Wall Street Journal
  Oct. 3 | Claire E. Sterk | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  Sept. 30 | George S. Georgiev | New York Times
  It may not be a boy when dad's been exposed to dioxin
  Sept. 29 | Michele Marcus | Fox News
  "Denial" Screening and Q&A with Emory Professor Deborah Lipstadt
  View "Denial," then hear from the professor whose battle against a Holocaust denier forms the basis of the film.