Emory In Via

27/02/2021

What does restoration look like during and after COVID-19? How does Christ offer restoration to his people, and why is it good news for us? 

We invite you to ask and respond to these questions and more, for In Via’s second issue, Restoration. Proposals are due on March 1st, 2021.

Additional information and the proposal form can be found at bit.ly/invia-proposal!

22/02/2021

Meet our Staff Writers!

Christine Kim is currently a freshman at the Emory College of Arts and Sciences. She is currently interested in majoring in Chemistry and taking the Pre-Med track. Her home is in Bergen County, New Jersey, but much prefers the Atlanta weather. As the daughter of a reverend, she grew up in the church and was predominantly involved in volunteer work as well as the praise team as a vocalist and pianist. On the Emory campus, she is the RHA Secretary in Woodruff Hall. She is also involved as an active member in her Family Group at Journey Church of Atlanta, which is also the church she attends while at Emory. She is also involved in several other medical clubs that mainly focus on outreach. Overall, she enjoys the challenge of being a part of In Via, not only lifting up believers through her writing, but also sharing truths to potentially steward others to Christ.

Read her article at the link in our bio!

05/02/2021

https://emoryinvia.org/latest-releases/

Our Winter 2021 issue, Seeking, has been released!

Read the issue here:Download

04/02/2021

We are so excited to announce that our Winter 2021 journal, Seeking, will be released tomorrow!

In Via’s writers and board members have poured themselves into this work and cannot wait to share our first journal with you all!

04/02/2021

Last but not least, our outreach and events chair!

Hailey is a junior at Emory, with a double major of Sociology and Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology. She is from Charlottesville, Virginia. She is a writer for Emory In Via, as well as the outreach and events chair. Her other involvements include being on the leadership team and in the band at the Bread Coffeehouse ministry, working as a Crisis Counselor for the Crisis Text Line, volunteering at CHOA, and conducting sociology research. She is passionate about the faith and mental health intersection. In her free time she writes poetry, plays piano, and drinks excessive amounts of coffee with friends!

03/02/2021

Our amazing editor!

Kaitlin is a sophomore with a double major in English and Japanese, interested in content design and social media management. In her free time she’s passionate about bubble tea and the Bible! Come find her on the Quad and hang out!

02/02/2021

Here is our lovely Web Editor!

Katalia Alexander is a junior from Seattle, WA studying Business and Sociology at Emory. She is interested in pursuing a career in public policy, particularly around addressing economic inequalities and the role of business in society. She’s excited to be a part of In Via to create space for a nuanced Christian perspective in campus conversation and is particularly interested in exploring how faith intersects with political and social change. When she's not busy with classes and extracurriculars, Katalia enjoys catching up with friends over coffee and working her way through the endless pile of books on her bookshelf.

01/02/2021

Next up, our incredible Business Manager!

Chris is a junior at Emory University studying business and sociology. He is from Castro Valley, California and currently serves as the Business Manager of the Emory In Via. Outside of In Via, Chris also engages in social entrepreneurship, mentorship, and ministry-related extracurriculars. Chris is passionate about the intersectionality between sexuality and faith, and hopes to utilize platforms like In Via to engage in constructive dialogue with his community.

31/01/2021

Introducing our fabulous editor-in-chief!

Annie Li is a junior at Emory studying History and Sociology. She is passionate about the role of religion in civic life, voting rights, storytelling, and the visual arts. Out of a desire to bring compassionate Christian perspectives to Emory, Annie founded In Via in the summer of 2020, alongside an incredible team. On campus, Annie is involved in the IDEAS Fellowship, Residence Life, Journey Church of Atlanta, and Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Activists (APIDAA). Annie loves to converse with people who think differently — she is eager to chat about art/design, theology, and the importance of the liberal arts, over an iced matcha latte.

31/01/2021

Emory In Via is Emory’s first Christian thought journal! We are a part of the Augustine Collective, a larger network of college journals to engage campuses in important conversations around faith through publishing written pieces inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are releasing our first publication shortly, and in order to celebrate, we will be introducing board members and writers over the next couple weeks! We are excited to share our journal with the Emory campus!