American history professor Mark Sawin talks to his class after an exercise Tuesday at the Royals’ Den snack shop on the upper level of EMU’s University Commons. The students were ... read more about Students To Dig Into Past
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Nursing Students Travel to Scenes of Hurricane to Help
Assistant Professor of Nursing Don Tyson reports that all students arrived home safely on Friday, Sept. 30. The group will share their experiences with the campus community in the near ... read more about Nursing Students Travel to Scenes of Hurricane to Help
EMU Forms Science and Religion Society
Those who seek to plow straight rows and grow healthy crops in the fields of science and religion often encounter many rocks and other obstacles in their path. A group ... read more about EMU Forms Science and Religion Society
EMU Enrollment Up, More Part-Time Students
Enrollment at Eastern Mennonite University has set a new record this fall, with the increase primarily reflecting continued growth in the graduate education programs in Harrisonburg and Lancaster, Pa. An ... read more about EMU Enrollment Up, More Part-Time Students
A Goal Completed, A Lesson Learned
Linford and Janet Stutzman retraced the missionary journeys of Paul by sailboat, visiting every harbor Paul visited, walking the streets Paul walked, and weathering the same type of Mediterranean storms ... read more about A Goal Completed, A Lesson Learned
Have Feet, Will Run … Cross-Country
Kendra Nissley By Joe Lemire, Daily News-Record Kendra Nissley traveled halfway around the world to rediscover her love of the sport she competed in every day back in the United ... read more about Have Feet, Will Run … Cross-Country
Writer Robert Morgan Returns to Campus
Robert Morgan Critically-acclaimed writer Robert Morgan will read and discuss his poetry 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3, in Lehman Auditorium at Eastern Mennonite University. Morgan, who teaches at Cornell University, ... read more about Writer Robert Morgan Returns to Campus
Instructor to Give Violin Recital
The Eastern Mennonite University music department will present a violin recital by Maria Lorcas, instructor in the Shenandoah Valley Preparatory Music program, 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18, in Martin Chapel ... read more about Instructor to Give Violin Recital
The People of Sudan Continue to Struggle for a Better Future
Children fetching water at Hassa Hissa Camp for internally displaced persons, near Zalingei, in the Darfur region of western Sudan. Church World Service is endorsing and supporting the grassroots “Dear ... read more about The People of Sudan Continue to Struggle for a Better Future
EMU to Welcome Displaced Students
Eastern Mennonite University is putting out the welcome mat to students in the Gulf Coast region who have suddenly found themselves without a place to study in the wake of ... read more about EMU to Welcome Displaced Students