Stella G. Knicely, 72, of Mount Crawford, passed away Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020, at her home. A graveside service was Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020, at Pike Mennonite Church in Harrisonburg ... read more about Stella Knicely remembered for deft management of EMU’s physical plant hub
This month, seven master’s candidates in the conflict transformation and restorative justice programs at Eastern Mennonite University’s (EMU) Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) presented final capstone projects on their ... read more about Conflict transformation and restorative justice master’s candidates share capstones
This column by Jim Bishop appeared in the 12/11/2020 Daily News-Record. We appreciate his generosity in sharing it with the EMU community. The couple is pictured next to the “Guns ... read more about Bishop’s Mantle: Augsburgers still going 90 miles an hour
On December 5, 12 graduate students in Eastern Mennonite University’s MS in Biomedicine program defended their original research in a virtual oral presentation. Their work ranged from laboratory experiments with ... read more about MS in biomedicine candidates present original research
To read more profiles of student-pilots, visit https://emu.edu/now/news/category/academics/emu-at-lancaster/ Skylar Hashbarger is a student in EMU Lancaster’s leadership and organizational management (LOM) bachelor’s degree program with a concentration in aviation. Hashbarger, ... read more about First solo flights with EMU Lancaster’s student-pilots: Meet Skylar Hashbarger
A state-of-the-art pediatric manikin named Floyd arrived at Eastern Mennonite University’s (EMU) campus this fall. The patient care simulator is named after the late alumnus Floyd Zehr ’54, who taught ... read more about Nursing department gains high-tech child patient simulator
Eastern Mennonite University’s campus was bustling this fall, even as students adapted to serious public health precautions. Masks, social distancing, and even limits on indoor gatherings couldn’t break the stride ... read more about Pandemic Pastimes: A Photo-Essay of Student Life, Fall Semester 2020
Her op-ed in Anabaptist World answers the question: Should restorative justice be used in instances of sexual harm? ... read more about Professor Carolyn Stauffer on ‘Sexual harm and restorative justice: the case for care-fullness’ from Anabaptist World
DN-R reporter Megan Williams surveys Shenandoah Valley colleges and universities about their unusual fall semester and plans for spring. ... read more about DN-R: First COVID college semester drawing to a close from Daily News-Record