Emory faculty vote against no confidence motion

ATLANTA (AP) — Emory University officials say College of Arts and Sciences faculty have voted against a motion of no confidence against President James Wagner.

In the winter edition of Emory Magazine, Wagner used the 1787 three-fifths compromise on slavery to make a point about finding common ground in politics. Wagner later apologized, saying he considered slavery heinous and inhuman, and that he should have stated that clearly.