Campus Resource Guide

College Council sends a weekly newsletter of student organization events to our student body. To have your event included, simply make sure it is posted on The Hub as a public event and we will advertise it for you.

Emory University’s posting guidelines complement Emory University’s Respect for Open Expression Policy while addressing sustainability, maintenance, and safety guidelines. Note that an individual’s counter-speech may not deface or materially change the meaning of another community member’s previous expression of speech. These policies apply to all individuals and groups of Emory.

You may post informational flyers as long as you are in compliance with Office of Residence Life Policies. The Office of Residence and Housing must approve all flyers to be posted in residence halls. Bring your flyers to the office (located in Raoul Hall) to be stamped.

RF-chartered organizations are eligible for annual and supplemental funding from College Council. Our Treasurer's page details everything you need to know about funding your organization.

The Emory Alumni Association (EAA) and Office of the President welcomes the opportunity to support programs and events organized by recognized student organizations that seek to enhance the student-to-alumni experience, build pride and tradition, create opportunities for awareness of the University and alumni association mission, and encourage students to become engaged alumni.

Late Night @ Emory is a co-sponsorship program by University Center Board (UCB) and Emory Dining to promote social activities on Friday and Saturday nights at Emory. To help accomplish this goal, Campus Life offers grant money to student organizations or departments to help provide a variety of funding options to ensure that fun social opportunities are available to Emory students.

The Office of the Provost is sponsors initiatives that advance Emory University's academic mission.

University spaces such as the Emory Student Center and classrooms are restricted to chartered organizations and can be reserved via 25Live.

The study rooms in the Woodruff Library or Cox Computer Lab may be reserved on short notice without a charter.

The small group study rooms in the Pitts Theology Library may be reserved on short notice without a charter.

The classrooms and study rooms in the Student Activity & Academic Center may be reserved on short notice without a charter.