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50th annual School for Leadership Training themed ‘Thriving in the Stormy Seas of Change’
The theme for the 50th annual School for Leadership Training (SLT) at Eastern Mennonite Seminary (EMS) – “Thriving in the Stormy Seas of Change” – reflects both SLT’s ongoing relevance ... read more about 50th annual School for Leadership Training themed ‘Thriving in the Stormy Seas of Change’
First solo flights with EMU at Lancaster student-pilots: Meet Dylan Miller
Dylan Miller – a first-year student in Eastern Mennonite University’s new leadership and organizational management bachelor’s degree program with a concentration in aviation – has completed his first solo flight. ... read more about First solo flights with EMU at Lancaster student-pilots: Meet Dylan Miller
Christmas cheer abounds in concerts and traditional lessons and carols service
As daylight continues to fade into the darkest days of winter, holiday events bring cheer to Eastern Mennonite University. Tuesday, Nov. 27: “A Bach Festival Christmas” rings in the Christmas season ... read more about Christmas cheer abounds in concerts and traditional lessons and carols service
New Testament scholar N.T. Wright draws standing-room-only crowds in Harrisonburg
N.T. Wright – eminent New Testament scholar and Augsburger Lecture Series guest at Eastern Mennonite University – had just made the point that “image-bearing, God-reflecting” humans were put on this ... read more about New Testament scholar N.T. Wright draws standing-room-only crowds in Harrisonburg
Student group Safe Space organizes silent protest in response to visiting theologian’s refusal to meet
A group of Eastern Mennonite University students gathered outside of Lehman Auditorium before and after a November campus worship service featuring visiting theologian N.T. Wright to draw attention to his ... read more about Student group Safe Space organizes silent protest in response to visiting theologian’s refusal to meet
‘Love and friendship’ across generations: literature class includes undergrads and retirement community residents
In a way, the theme of last spring’s global literature class – love and friendship – wasn’t just a matter for required reading. Instead, it became the course experience itself, ... read more about ‘Love and friendship’ across generations: literature class includes undergrads and retirement community residents
Royals Athlete Of The Week: Sammy Thomas
Sammy Thomas (Owings, Md./Northern) is enjoying a great start to his senior season of basketball. He walked away from EMU’s game against nationally-ranked New Jersey City with his first double double ... read more about Royals Athlete Of The Week: Sammy Thomas
Restorotopias: Professor Howard Zehr reflects on origins of his work and ‘steps into the unknown’
Professor Howard Zehr talks about the origins, influences and threads of his work in and with restorative justice in an interview with Brunilda Pali, of the blog Restorotopias. ... read more about Restorotopias: Professor Howard Zehr reflects on origins of his work and ‘steps into the unknown’ from Restorotopias
The expanding universe of STAR II
For some participants, Strategies for Trauma Awareness and Resilience (STAR) I is an “entry point,” the first opportunity for an extended conversation about trauma and resilience, how traumagenic events can ... read more about The expanding universe of STAR II