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James O. Lehman, librarian and congregational historian, was with Hartzler Library from the ‘Miracle Drive’ and beyond

February 10, 2016Last updated February 25, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

James O. Lehman, who passed away at age 83 on Feb. 5, made an impressive mark as a historian and archivist and as director of libraries and assistant professor for

Artist-activist connects communities in and out of prison with bold public art projects

February 9, 2016Last updated July 19, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

As an undergraduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University in 2012, Mark Strandquist began the “Windows from Prison” project that continues today. He asks incarcerated men, women, and teens to respond to

Suter Science Seminar audience learns from case studies with surgeon and EMU alumnus

February 9, 2016Last updated February 15, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

Only someone with a great passion for surgery could say that gallstones “can be very pretty.” Laura Rosenberger ’03 has that passion. Rosenberger, now a surgical breast oncology fellow at

Nursing professor Laura Yoder uses ‘Last Lecture’ to contemplate perfection and transformation through God

February 8, 2016Last updated February 18, 2016 by Maddie Flickinger and EMU communications staff

Laura Yoder, associate professor of nursing, gave her “last lecture” in the Northlawn Great Lounge on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Yoder started out by assuring the audience that she was not,

EMU theater experience has been ‘soul-snatching’ for this history-major-turned-award-winning-dramaturg

February 5, 2016Last updated July 19, 2016 by Randi B. Hagi

Senior Derrick Turner believes in letting theater speak for itself. His position as a dramaturg facilitates exactly that – providing a design team, cast, and audience with the information necessary

EMU leadership conference to create a new paradigm of “Leading into the Common Good”

February 5, 2016Last updated April 10, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

Author and speaker Peter Block headlines a list of notable speakers for “Leading into the Common Good: An Anabaptist Perspective,” a conference for practitioners, scholars and students April 7-9, 2016,

Summer’s a’comin’: Annual Camp Placement Day targets prospective staffers

February 4, 2016Last updated February 8, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

With a virtual campfire flickering on a screen, camp songs ringing through the Campus Center at Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) and display tables from 27 camps circling the space, Camp

CJP partners with Kellogg Foundation’s new national initiative on truth, racial healing and transformation

February 2, 2016Last updated July 19, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

Eastern Mennonite University’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding has been invited to partner with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation in a new initiative aimed at truth, racial healing and transformation in

Catch the new Royals pep band — loud, proud and sassy in the stands

February 1, 2016Last updated February 8, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

E-M-U! E-M-U! If Eastern Mennonite University’s Yoder Arena seems a bit peppier this winter, look no further than the northeast corner of the basketball court floor. EMU’s new pep band

NPR personality, author and raconteur Martha Woodroof shares humor, life experiences at Writer’s Read event

January 28, 2016Last updated February 5, 2016 by Walt Wiltschek

On her Facebook page, Martha Woodroof offers the following whirlwind summary of her career journey: “NPR freelancer, WMRA public radio person, restaurateur, essayist, country music jock, college dropout, TV talk

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