Robert Cook is a 2017 graduate of Eastern Mennonite University with a degree in history and social science. After earning a degree in government at Johns Hopkins University, he teaches ... read more about Grad School Q & A: Robert Cook ’17
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EMU’s Student Government Association Statement on the Death of George Floyd and Related Events
Eastern Mennonite University’s Student Government Association posted this statement June 3, 2020. To the EMU Community, As EMU’s Student Government Association, we would like to denounce, affirm, acknowledge, and make ... read more about EMU’s Student Government Association Statement on the Death of George Floyd and Related Events
EMU announces plans to open campus for in-person classes in the fall
A recent admissions event for incoming students at Eastern Mennonite University drew historic numbers — and among those listening, surely some breathed a sigh of relief when President Susan Schultz ... read more about EMU announces plans to open campus for in-person classes in the fall
Summer admissions events offer warm virtual welcome to new Royals and parents
Despite challenges and uncertainties related to the COVID-19 pandemic, EMU’s incoming Class of 2024 is on track to make their mark. Slated in early estimations to exceed last year’s class ... read more about Summer admissions events offer warm virtual welcome to new Royals and parents
WCSC internship boosts 2020 nursing grad’s prospects
“My time at WCSC definitely helped me to gain the tools to build effective therapeutic relationships with clients of all health backgrounds. The tools I gained will live in me ... read more about WCSC internship boosts 2020 nursing grad’s prospects
EMU announces 2020 Yoder and Webb Scholars
Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) has announced the 2020 Yoder and Webb Scholars. The scholarships cover full tuition and include admission into EMU’s Honors Program. The Yoder Scholars program was founded by ... read more about EMU announces 2020 Yoder and Webb Scholars
EMU’s first engineering grads head to work, grad school and service
One master codebreaker and Appalachian Trail hiker, one supercomputer builder and high school soccer coach, one student organization leader headed to doctoral studies, one environmental designer bound for data analysis, ... read more about EMU’s first engineering grads head to work, grad school and service
Jolee Paden ’16 now on the run for bigger causes
Jolee Paden went from being a Division III runner at Eastern Mennonite University to working with Division I athletes in the nation’s capital. But the native of Illinois is not ... read more about Jolee Paden ’16 now on the run for bigger causes
Students, grads reflect on Ramadan
Right now, many Eastern Mennonite University students and alumni – wherever they’re waiting out the coronavirus pandemic – are observing the month of Ramadan. The ninth and holiest month in the ... read more about Students, grads reflect on Ramadan
The Phoenix rises again, mid-quarantine
The sixty-third volume of The Phoenix is out – a 52-page collection of stories, artwork, and poetry cultivated from the Eastern Mennonite University community. Works featured in the annual publication ... read more about The Phoenix rises again, mid-quarantine