‘Instrucciones,’ oil over collage on panel by Paula Swisher Paintings and mixed media by Paula Swisher, a graphic/web designer-illustrator from Philadelphia, Pa., is on display March 14-April 4 in the ... read more about Graphic Artist/Painter to Show Works in Library Gallery
Academics
Smithsonian Staffer to Speak at Science Seminar
A leading scientist recognized as pioneer in the study of land ecosystems and their fossil record through geological time will present the next Suter Science Seminar lecture. Anna K. Behrensmeyer, ... read more about Smithsonian Staffer to Speak at Science Seminar
Community Orchestra to Perform on March 19
EMU community orchestra The EMU community orchestra will present a concert 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 19, in Lehman Auditorium. The program will feature EMU’s concerto/aria competition winners – Wieniawski "Violin ... read more about Community Orchestra to Perform on March 19
EMU math department
Professors and students discuss what is unique about EMU’s math program. ... read more about EMU math department
New MBA Programs for Nonprofit Leaders
The Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program is now offering two new programs with a difference for nonprofit leaders seeking highly pragmatic as well as marketable training. Ron Stoltzfus, co-director ... read more about New MBA Programs for Nonprofit Leaders
EMU Appoints Jantzi Interim Dean
Vernon E. Jantzi does not stay retired long. The professor emeritus of sociology is serving part time this year as coordinator of a feasibility study for the proposed Center for ... read more about EMU Appoints Jantzi Interim Dean
Senior Soprano Follows Call to Sing with Spirit
George R. Brunk III Named AMBS Interim President
Novelist Morgan to Speak at Final ‘Writers Read’
The language and literature department at will hold its final “Writers Read” program of the school year Thursday, Mar. 12. (Reservations must be made by March 9/strong>.) Morgan is the ... read more about Novelist Morgan to Speak at Final ‘Writers Read’
History Prof Traces Life of Idiosyncratic Character
Elisha Kent Kane was an enigmatic figure in the annuals of American history – a sickly Philadelphia physician of the 19th century who transformed himself into an Arctic explorer and ... read more about History Prof Traces Life of Idiosyncratic Character