Endowments such as these affirm, energize and invite students to more deeply commit to a community of explorers and travelers in one of the newest disciplines in higher education … ... read more about New psychology endowment honors three emeritus professors
During the 2019-20 academic year, as the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding commemorates its 25th anniversary, a series of guest authors will share reflections about CJP’s personal impact. We want ... read more about CJP at 25: Celebrate, Reflect, Dream with Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits MA ‘04
As the newly-appointed director of operations at the Community Health Interpreting Testing and Training Service (CHITTS) at James Madison University, April Herring Hicks ‘19 oversees 85 medical interpreters who speak ... read more about Medical interpreting service grows under April Herring Hicks ’19
Tonight is about a tradition that has buried in as deep and is as persistent as that impossible-to-eradicate little rodent that is the destroyer of gardens and the underminer of foundations. That tradition is a social bond based on geography, faith and taste buds. ... read more about Hburg Citizen: ‘Mennonite Groundhog Day’ from Harrisonburg Citizen
Brian L. Stauffer, MD is a professor of medicine and cardiology at the University of Colorado and the cardiology division chief at the Denver Health & Hospital Authority. He will ... read more about Cardiologist alum to give Suter Science Seminar
Two researchers have taken the pulse of Mennonite PreK-12 education in the United States. Paul Yoder, a professor in Eastern Mennonite University’s teacher education program, partnered with colleague Peter Wiens, ... read more about Survey reflects deeply-rooted values of Mennonite education
Several floors above Main Street in downtown Harrisonburg, Letitia Bates sits with virtual and in-person clients and taps. It’s called the Emotional Freedom Technique, or EFT for short, and it’s ... read more about Life coach Letitia Bates ‘16 finds purpose guiding others
A very loud, 18-inch diameter bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has announced the first trades of each new day since the current building opened in 1903. On ... read more about Alum rings first bell of 2020 at the New York Stock Exchange
Lorraine Armstrong Hohl ‘17 was among the EMU alumni briefly profiled in our “Lead Together” feature pages of the fall/winter 2019-20 issue of Crossroads magazine. We’re pleased she took time ... read more about Greencastle’s new borough manager aims high for fellow citizens
All are invited to an interactive experience with a few local legends at Eastern Mennonite University’s upcoming Songwriters in the Round event on Thursday, Feb. 13. Aspiring songwriters and Americana ... read more about Songwriters in the Round to feature music, Q & A with local talent