The Shenandoah Valley Youth Orchestra will present a short concert and demonstration of orchestra instruments 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 29 in Strite Auditorium on ground floor of the Eastern Mennonite ... read more about EMU Presents ‘Hands-On’ Music Event
Academics
Amish Forgiveness Offers Lessons
The subdued reaction of the Amish to the killing of five girls at the one-room school in Bart Township, Pa., reflects their theology, culture and history, says Earl Zimmerman, a ... read more about Amish Forgiveness Offers Lessons
Former Nursing Faculty Member Dies
Mary Deputy Brubaker, 92, who helped start the nursing program at Eastern Mennonite University, died Oct. 5, 2006, at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. She was a resident of the Virginia Mennonite ... read more about Former Nursing Faculty Member Dies
Exhibit Explores ‘Borders and Boundaries’
Linocut and mixed media, ‘Praque Jazz Men’ by Barbara Gautcher What is it that creates "Borders and Boundaries" in peoples’ lives? That is the theme explored in an exhibit of ... read more about Exhibit Explores ‘Borders and Boundaries’
Prof’s Book Relives Apostle Paul’s Journeys
Sojourners Editor to Visit Campus
David Batstone will visit EMU for a free public presentation on "Conducting Business with Purpose and Profit" on Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in Lehman Auditorium. Batstone, senior editor of ... read more about Sojourners Editor to Visit Campus
Roy Hange To Speak at Spiritual Life Week
Roy Hange, pastor of Charlottesville Mennonite Church, will be guest speaker for spiritual life week Tuesday through Thursday, Sept. 26-28, at Eastern Mennonite Seminary. Read more… ... read more about Roy Hange To Speak at Spiritual Life Week
EMU Plans ‘Take Back the Night’ Events
“Take Back the Night,” a rally uniting men and women against sexual violence, will be held Monday through Friday, Oct. 2-6, at Eastern Mennonite University. The purpose of the annual ... read more about EMU Plans ‘Take Back the Night’ Events
Seminary Convocation Focuses on Transformation
‘I believe that God is calling us toward transformation, both as individuals and as a community, by the power of the Holy Spirit,’ Eastern Mennonite Seminary dean Ervin R. Stutzman ... read more about Seminary Convocation Focuses on Transformation
Seminary Prof Travels to Iran for Muslim Conference
Given the volatile political climate, a visit to Iran might seem highly unlikely for many. But N. Gerald Shenk, professor of church and society at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, saw it ... read more about Seminary Prof Travels to Iran for Muslim Conference