EMU Chamber Singers Photo by Jim Bishop The Chamber Singers, EMU’s select student choir, will give programs of worship in music at four locations in Pennsylvania during a weekend tour. ... read more about Chamber Singers Set PA Tour
Academics
In Bloom at EMU
Christina Harman, a sophomore environmental science major from Harrisonburg, Va., admires an uncommon plant showing off in the Suter Science Center greenhouse. Photo (and insert) by Lindsey Roeschley This week ... read more about In Bloom at EMU
Seminary Dean’s Book More Than a Story
Ervin Stutzman, author of ‘Emma: A Widow Among the Amish,’suspects that his highly principled mom might blush about his latest book, which tells the true story of his widowed mother ... read more about Seminary Dean’s Book More Than a Story
Budding Musicians Present Spring Concert
The Shenandoah Valley Youth Orchestra will present its spring concert 7 p.m. Sunday, Mar. 30 in Lehman Auditorium. The program will open with selections from the Junior Strings Ensemble, directed ... read more about Budding Musicians Present Spring Concert
‘Pop’ Goes the Music
Jennifer Cooper, EMU voice instructor A fun evening of “orchestral pops” and jazz is coming up 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 27 at EMU. The EMU orchestra, conducted by Dr. Joan ... read more about ‘Pop’ Goes the Music
World is Hungry for Peace Message, Says EMU Grad
‘The world is hungry for the kinds of things taught in our Mennonite schools,’ says Daryl Byler, alumnus of both EMU and EMS. Read more… ... read more about World is Hungry for Peace Message, Says EMU Grad
Profs to Reflect on Pakistani Elections
Dr. Mike Medley, director of the Intensive English Program (IEP) at EMU An EMU and a James Madison University professor will offer their views on Pakistan-US relations after the elections ... read more about Profs to Reflect on Pakistani Elections
Faith, not fear, in missionary couple’s move to Kenya
‘Safer Water’ is Topic for Science Seminar
Dr. Doug Graber Neufeld in Cambodia. Southeast Asia, and specifically the war-scarred country of Cambodia, is the focus of the next Suter Science Seminar at EMU. Douglas Graber Neufeld, associate ... read more about ‘Safer Water’ is Topic for Science Seminar
‘Mennonite Trek’ Presentation Set at EMU
James C. Juhnke, professor emeritus of history at Bethel College James C. Juhnke, professor emeritus of history at Bethel College, N. Newton, Kan., will give an illustrated presentation on a ... read more about ‘Mennonite Trek’ Presentation Set at EMU