Harrisonburg’s International Festival Makes Global Local By Elizabeth Rome, Rocktown Weekly How much fun can you fit into six hours on a Saturday? Ask the organizers of Harrisonburg’s 11th annual ... read more about Bringing The World Home
Undergraduate programs
EMU to Benefit from Science Foundation Grant
Four area colleges, including EMU, have received a partnership grant of nearly $1.5 million from the National Science Foundation to help boost enrollment among science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) ... read more about EMU to Benefit from Science Foundation Grant
Alcohol addiction can make men somewhat effeminate, says Dr. Sam Showalter in kick-off Suter Science talk
Visit: Disease of alcoholism responds to proper treatment, says Dr. Sam Showalter in kick-off Suter Science talk ... read more about Alcohol addiction can make men somewhat effeminate, says Dr. Sam Showalter in kick-off Suter Science talk
Breast Cancer Research is Science Seminar Topic
Breast cancer will afflict one of every eight American women in her lifetime. A pharmacologist doing cutting-edge research on separating normal and cancer cells will discuss her work in this ... read more about Breast Cancer Research is Science Seminar Topic
EMU Releases Fall Enrollment Numbers
Fall semester 2008 enrollment at EMU finds major growth in the Adult Degree Completion Program (ADCP), an accelerated, non-traditional baccalaureate degree program, with a total of 190 students at both ... read more about EMU Releases Fall Enrollment Numbers
Flute-Piano Duo to Perform
The EMU music faculty artist series is presenting Wayla Chambo, flute, with Linda Blondel, piano accompanist, at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20 in Martin Chapel of the seminary building. The ... read more about Flute-Piano Duo to Perform
Prof’s Work Featured in First Art Exhibit
Untitled, from “Plan b” exhibit by Scott and Julie Keen The first public art exhibit of fall semester at Eastern Mennonite University features paintings on the theme, “Plan b,” by ... read more about Prof’s Work Featured in First Art Exhibit
Seminary Dean to Open ‘Writers Read’ Series
The language and literature department will hold its first “Writers Read” program of the new school year Thursday, Sept. 18. Ervin R. Stutzman, dean and professor of church ministries at ... read more about Seminary Dean to Open ‘Writers Read’ Series
Science Seminars Open with Focus on Environmental Issues
The first Suter Science Seminar of the fall semester will feature a presentation on the environmental impact of agricultural fertilizer runoff and possible ways to address the issue. Rory O. ... read more about Science Seminars Open with Focus on Environmental Issues
Last Chance to Visit Oakwood Announced
share your memories Following in the steps of Joshua and his followers of Old Testament days, his contemporary comrades can march around — or in — the building seven times ... read more about Last Chance to Visit Oakwood Announced