Herbert G. (Herb) Weaver Jr. sees his artwork as “an exclamation against boredom.” “I create art because I’m addicted to the process – the unexplainable surge of inspiration, the development ... read more about Creating Art ‘Never Boring’ for Alumnus
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‘Safer Water’ is Topic for Science Seminar
Dr. Doug Graber Neufeld in Cambodia. Southeast Asia, and specifically the war-scarred country of Cambodia, is the focus of the next Suter Science Seminar at EMU. Douglas Graber Neufeld, associate ... read more about ‘Safer Water’ is Topic for Science Seminar
Examining Our ‘Sports-Obsessed’ Culture
EMU athletic director Dave King welcomes invitations to speak on what he perceives as troubling trends in competitive sports. Photo by Jim Bishop David A. (Dave) King knows he may ... read more about Examining Our ‘Sports-Obsessed’ Culture
EMU Presentation Examines Kenya Crisis
Jan Jenner “Rocks in the Road,” a presentation with discussion on the recent post-election crisis and peace efforts in the east African nation of Kenya will be held 4-5:30 p.m. ... read more about EMU Presentation Examines Kenya Crisis
Conscientious Objector Speaks About Realities of War
By Heather Bowser, Daily News-Record EMU grad MJ Sharp at chapel on Wednesday. Photo by Jim Bishop When M.J. Sharp graduated from EMU in 2005, his conscientious objection to war ... read more about Conscientious Objector Speaks About Realities of War
Counseling Duo to Speak at EMU
MCN representative Tim Huber When members of the US military are lonely, uncertain of their legal rights or ask whether they can in fact march into war, where do they ... read more about Counseling Duo to Speak at EMU
Chamber Singers to Spend Spring Break in Song
EMU Chamber Singers Photo by Jim Bishop The Chamber Singers, a select student choir at EMU, will give programs of worship in music at nine locations in three states states ... read more about Chamber Singers to Spend Spring Break in Song
Soul Food Cafe Dishes Up More Than Heritage
Lit candles and white tablecloths at Eastern Mennonite University helped create a restaurant dining experience Saturday evening at Martin Chapel. But this was no ordinary feast. The main course at ... read more about Soul Food Cafe Dishes Up More Than Heritage
Luke Gascho: A Christian Response to Climate Change
Are Christians to blame for ecological crisis and climate change? Luke A. Gascho, executive director of the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen (IN) College, will reflect on that ... read more about Luke Gascho: A Christian Response to Climate Change
Making a Big Difference in Just Three Years
In August 2001, Gopar Tapkida, his wife Monica, and three daughters (then ages 9, 5, and 3 months) headed home to Jos, Nigeria, where Tapkida planned to explore ways to ... read more about Making a Big Difference in Just Three Years