Lauren M. Blitz will give a senior voice recital 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 in Martin Chapel of the seminary building. Lauren M. Blintz Ms. Blitz, a soprano, will perform ... read more about Senior Voice Recital Scheduled for Feb. 21
Undergraduate programs
Profs to Lead Forum on ‘Homosexuality’
Ted Grimsrud Mark Thiessen Nation The book is available in the university bookstore and will be for sale at the close of the program. Ted Grimsrud and Mark Thiessen Nation, ... read more about Profs to Lead Forum on ‘Homosexuality’
President Drops in On Cross-cultural Group in Guatemala
It was a crash course in cross-cultural learning and a long-time dream come true. EMU President Loren Swarzendruber and his wife, Pat, (pictured second row, at right) paid a whirlwind ... read more about President Drops in On Cross-cultural Group in Guatemala
Progress Report on ‘Green’ Residence Hall
A silver level LEED ... read more about Progress Report on ‘Green’ Residence Hall
Third Member of Extended Lehman Family Dies
Elsie E. Lehman Elsie E. Lehman, 85, of Harrisonburg, Va., died Feb. 5, 2009 at Oak Lea, Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community. She was professor emerita of education. From 1956 to ... read more about Third Member of Extended Lehman Family Dies
Staunton Artist Showing Works in Library Gallery
“BedBottle” by Leslie Banta, part of the February art exhibit at EMU. Leslie Banta, owner-operator of Staunton (VA) Art Supply, will display her works February 7-25 in the public art ... read more about Staunton Artist Showing Works in Library Gallery
Professor/Energy Conservationist Lehman Dies
A retired faculty member who did extensive energy research and conservation projects on campus along with his teaching has died just four days after his sister, another former EMU professor, ... read more about Professor/Energy Conservationist Lehman Dies
Veteran Education Prof Mourned
A retired long-time member of the education department faculty died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009. Esther K. Lehman, 85, professor emerita of education at EMU, was a resident of Oak Lea, ... read more about Veteran Education Prof Mourned
Peacebuilding in the Wake of Violence
By Sarah Fields, Weather Vane student newspaper Almost two years after the fatal shooting at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech), the campus community is constructively channeling their grief to form ... read more about Peacebuilding in the Wake of Violence
Va Tech Peace Center Gets Help from Peacebuilding Programs
Twenty-one months ago, Professor Jerzy Nowak was writing a grant at Virginia Tech when student Seung-Hui Cho began a shooting rampage. When the shootings were over, Nowak’s wife Jocelyne Couture-Nowak ... read more about Va Tech Peace Center Gets Help from Peacebuilding Programs