Today's Wonderful Wednesday featured a whole lot of pink. Besides Valentine's Day being less than a week away, Emory groups were supporting breast cancer awareness and research as part of the annual Think Pink week.
Student athletes and members from the Student Programming Council (SPC) sold pink scarves and bow ties to students to raise money for breast cancer research at the Winship Cancer Institute.
This all leads up to the Pink Tie Affair Saturday, February 12, for a sock-hop-themed night of food, music, and dancing. Scarves and bow ties will again be sold at the event.
Sunday, we'll be cheering on the women's basketball team during their annual Think Pink game at 2:00 p.m. at the WoodPec. The Eagles face the University of Chicago.
You can read more about the week's Think Pink events in the Emory Report.
Student athletes and members from the Student Programming Council (SPC) sold pink scarves and bow ties to students to raise money for breast cancer research at the Winship Cancer Institute.
This all leads up to the Pink Tie Affair Saturday, February 12, for a sock-hop-themed night of food, music, and dancing. Scarves and bow ties will again be sold at the event.
Sunday, we'll be cheering on the women's basketball team during their annual Think Pink game at 2:00 p.m. at the WoodPec. The Eagles face the University of Chicago.
You can read more about the week's Think Pink events in the Emory Report.
Photo by Stephanie Chan 14C
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