This text is taken from Jonathon Swartz’s article on the Zehr Institute Blog. February 7, 2023 was the official release date for Dr. Howard Zehr’s newest book Restorative Justice: Insights and ... read more about Out Now: Howard Zehr’s “Restorative Justice: Insights and Stories from My Journey”
Eastern Mennonite University announces the promotion of Shannon Dycus to vice president of student affairs and dean of students. Dycus has served as dean of students since July 2019 and ... read more about EMU promotes Shannon Dycus to VP of student affairs and dean of students
The Dean’s List, compiled at the end of each semester, includes degree-seeking students who achieve a semester GPA of at least 3.75 with no W, I, or F grades for 12 ... read more about EMU Dean’s List, Fall Semester 2022
The spring 2023 Music Faculty Artist Series includes three exciting concerts featuring EMU Music faculty members David Berry and Kim Souther as well as nationally- and internationally-known guest artists. Each ... read more about EMU Music presents spring 2023 Music Faculty Artist Series
First-year piano student Rafael de Tablan and junior vocalist Afton Rhodes-Lehman won the 2023 Concerto/Aria Competition, earning them each performance spots with the EMU Orchestra during its spring Concerto/Aria Orchestral ... read more about Winners of Concerto/Aria Competition to perform with orchestra in spring concert
Join Eastern Mennonite University in celebrating Black History Month with a series of events planned by Multicultural Student Services and Black Student Alliance (BSA). Feb. 8, Feb. 22, Mar. 22, ... read more about Black History Month events at EMU
EMU’s University Commons renovation takes center stage in the Winter 2022 issue of Crossroads in mailboxes this month. Learn more about the new Common Grounds Coffeehouse, student union and two new murals ... read more about Winter Crossroads features UC renovation
While sharing information about nutrition, birth control and diabetes last summer, Katelyn Sellars experienced what it would be like to have face-to-face interactions with patients in a clinic. The nursing ... read more about Internship with urban primary care center focuses nursing major on career options
Clayton Koppes, professor emeritus of Oberlin College, will present on “Sex, Drugs and Human Rights: The Contested History of HIV/AIDS in the U.S.” for the annual Keim Lecture Thursday, Jan. ... read more about Keim lecture features Oberlin College professor on U.S. history of HIV/AIDS
This semester’s Suter Science Seminar lineup at Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) includes three biologists, a psychologist, and a registered nurse. The events will be held in Swartzendruber Hall of the ... read more about Spring ’23 Suter Science Seminars explore cell biology, emotions and communication, behavioral health