Still in her 20s, Isabel Castillo ’07 is already a nationally recognized leader of the immigration-law reform movement in the United States. She was the commencement speaker at the University ... read more about Outstanding Young Alum: Castillo Campaigns for Immigration Reform
Samfee Kamayanoh Doe ’11 has been selected as one of 28 Milead Fellows from among 2,120 candidates from 44 countries. For this highly prestigious award conferred on African women, Doe ... read more about Liberian Med Student Honored in Africa
Registration is now available for Homecoming 2013 at Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), October 11-13. Events will include: A festive gathering preceding class reunions on Saturday, October 12 MainStage Theater production ... read more about Register for Homecoming 2013
Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) announces Dominick Porter as its new head men’s volleyball coach. Porter, a 2007 graduate of the EMU program, will be the eighth head coach in the ... read more about Recent Pro Porter Takes Over Men’s Volleyball Program
Eastern Mennonite Seminary student Brad Kolb got a fresh perspective on Mennonite culture by immersing himself in an urban megachurch led by well-known author and pastor Greg Boyd. For 12 ... read more about Greg Boyd’s Mega-Ministry Shows How ‘Anabaptism Makes Sense to People’
When the group in charge of the Community Supported Agriculture program at Eastern Mennonite University sent out a mass email offering shares, the response was swift and overwhelming. “Within the ... read more about CSA Program Takes Root at EMU
One Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) alum plans to bomb Pittsburgh’s Andy Warhol Bridge next month – with miles of yarn. More than a year of work involving thousands of volunteers ... read more about EMU Alum Knitting Community in Pittsburgh
For local group The Walking Roots Band, playing music together is a natural extension of collective friendship. The band formed when four friends started playing music under the name The ... read more about EMU, Goshen Alumni Go “Back To The Roots”
The team departed Rendova Island in a dugout canoe powered, barely, by a tiny outboard motor. Between the players, assembled ad hoc from the island’s villages, the meager amount of ... read more about Grad Lands in Soccer Spotlight in Solomon Islands
In a scene that would have been familiar to the farmers’ sons and daughters who populated this campus in the early 20th century, college-aged adults can be seen planting, thinning, ... read more about Students Take EMU Back to Community-Centered Food Production