Dr. Blake Rogers ’14 has been named director of the University of Lynchburg’s doctor of medical science (DMSc) program. He joined the faculty in 2024 as associate program director. According to ... read more about EMU alumnus leads Lynchburg’s doctor of medical science program
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EMU alumnus leads Lynchburg’s doctor of medical science program

Help us reach another historic LovEMU Giving Day high…for the record
Shape the futures of our students by decreasing financial barriers, supporting faculty and staff, and improving facilities during the 10th annual LovEMU Giving Day on Wednesday, April 1 The world ... read more about Help us reach another historic LovEMU Giving Day high…for the record

For the record: Bethany Chupp ’16, MA ’18 built her network at EMU
Editor’s Note: This profile is the fifth of six stories about students and alumni leading up to the 10th annual LovEMU Giving Day on April 1. For more information about ... read more about For the record: Bethany Chupp ’16, MA ’18 built her network at EMU

Students infuse Shakespeare with pop rock in spring musical
“The Winter’s Tale: A Musical Adaptation” runs April 9-12 at EMU’s Lee Eshleman Studio Theater, with tickets on sale now! EMU Theatre brings Shakespeare’s heartwarming tale of mystery and magic ... read more about Students infuse Shakespeare with pop rock in spring musical

Alum’s new book explores joys and perils of hiking the Appalachian Trail
Steven Carpenter MA ’11 (religion), a section hiker who has covered more than half the Appalachian Trail, released his new book, The Allure and Peril of the Appalachian Trail, this ... read more about Alum’s new book explores joys and perils of hiking the Appalachian Trail

EMU’s financial aid notification packet crowned Best of Show at competition
Award reflects EMU’s commitment to providing a transformative and accessible education EMU’s financial aid notification packet has a new look, and people are starting to notice. The packet of information, ... read more about EMU’s financial aid notification packet crowned Best of Show at competition

‘This is something she would’ve supported’: Alumnus donates $90K to new intercultural fund in memory of late wife
Intercultural Programs Alumni Grant Fund increases access for students, provides stipends for faculty leaders A fall 1981 intercultural to Jerusalem left a lasting impression on the late Christine Good Shenk ... read more about ‘This is something she would’ve supported’: Alumnus donates $90K to new intercultural fund in memory of late wife

Mat Huff ’06 coaches Luray boys to state championship win
Congratulations to Mat Huff '06, head coach of the Luray High School boys basketball team, for leading the Bulldogs to their first state championship win since 1976. Huff was also an assistant coach for the EMU "Runnin' Royals" men's basketball team that advanced to the Elite Eight of the 2010 NCAA Tournament. ... read more about Mat Huff ’06 coaches Luray boys to state championship win from John Breeden | Daily News-Record

For the record: Ryan Henschel ’15 solves for success
Editor’s Note: This profile is the fourth of six stories about students and alumni leading up to the 10th annual LovEMU Giving Day on April 1. For more information about ... read more about For the record: Ryan Henschel ’15 solves for success

First Amendment freedoms flourish through Weather Vane pages
Campus newspaper gives students a voice It’s no secret that print newspapers are an endangered species. Cities as large as Pittsburgh and Atlanta are without printed daily newspapers, as media ... read more about First Amendment freedoms flourish through Weather Vane pages

EMU welcomes Pınar Ateş Sinopoulos-Lloyd to campus for mural dedication
March 27 ceremony features lecture, portrait signing by noted artist and eco-philosopher Nearly four years after its final brushstroke was applied, the Inclusivity in Science Mural inside the Suter Science ... read more about EMU welcomes Pınar Ateş Sinopoulos-Lloyd to campus for mural dedication