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
Alumni
Greencastle’s new borough manager aims high for fellow citizens
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
Songwriters in the Round to feature music, Q & A with local talent
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
‘Loaves and fishes’: Seminary’s Clinical Pastoral Education program honors founding donors Norman and Lena Yutzy
Like the parable of the loaves and fishes, one pastor’s visionary donation more than 20 years ago and his family’s ongoing support to the Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program at ... read more about ‘Loaves and fishes’: Seminary’s Clinical Pastoral Education program honors founding donors Norman and Lena Yutzy
MLK Day 2020 at EMU in photos
Eastern Mennonite University’s MLK Day celebrations included service projects, lectures and workshops, a convocation, film showings and much more. Enjoy photos of highlighted events by Macson McGuigan, Kiana Childress and ... read more about MLK Day 2020 at EMU in photos
EMU appoints Jason Good as new vice president for innovation and student recruitment
Eastern Mennonite University has named Jason Good, PhD, in a new role for the university as vice president for innovation and student recruitment, effective Jan. 27, 2020. Good comes most ... read more about EMU appoints Jason Good as new vice president for innovation and student recruitment
Tom Brenneman ’92 to lead Project GROWS agricultural education nonprofit
Project GROWS announced Thursday the hire of Tom Brenneman ’92 as its new executive director. Brenneman will start on the job on Monday, Jan. 20. “We are thrilled to have ... read more about Tom Brenneman ’92 to lead Project GROWS agricultural education nonprofit
‘Accumulating evidence’ that RJE works: Professor co-authors policy brief to inform implementation
Restorative justice in education can reduce the use of exclusionary discipline, but only if schools do it well, conclude co-authors and professors Kathy Evans, of Eastern Mennonite University, and Anne ... read more about ‘Accumulating evidence’ that RJE works: Professor co-authors policy brief to inform implementation
CJP at 25: Celebrate, Reflect, Dream with Sanjay Pulipaka MA ’07
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 Sanjay Pulipaka MA ’07
Yutzy family honored with local chamber’s Farm Family Stewardship award
A local family was among five area business figures to be honored at the 2019 Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce annual awards banquet in early January. Windcrest Holsteins, in Timberville, and ... read more about Yutzy family honored with local chamber’s Farm Family Stewardship award