Eastern Mennonite University professor Carolyn Stauffer has been awarded a JustPax Fund grant to support the development of a new Strategies for Trauma and Resilience (STAR) curriculum focused on sexual ... read more about JustPax grant will fund the development of STAR curriculum for sexual harms
This article was originally published in the 2018 fall/winter edition of Crossroads alumni magazine. ON A BALMY SEPTEMBER AFTERNOON, Don Bender ’64 stands in Findley Plaza on corner of Euclid and Moreland ... read more about Don Bender ’64: Working for civil rights and strong communities in and around Atlanta’s Little Five Points
Coming to the Table chapters have increased from 10 local groups across the country to 32, including three in the Baltimore area. They initially focused on white-black relations but have expanded to others affected by racism. ... read more about Baltimore Sun: Coming to the Table’s growing presence in Maryland from Baltimore Sun
Nicole Groff is among the alumni living and working in the Atlanta area who are featured in the fall/winter 2018-19 Crossroads magazine. Tell us about your current studies at Emory ... read more about Emory grad student Nicole Groff ’14 talks public health career goals, advice for pre-med majors and more
On Friday afternoons and other days on demand, senior Mark Loving III opens an informal barbershop in his campus apartment at Eastern Mennonite University. Guys and a few girls, too, ... read more about New student lounge, ‘The Royal Treatment’ barbershop and salon, opens on MLK Day
Eastern Mennonite University alumna Meghan Painter MBA ‘13 has been named one of the community’s top 10 rising business leaders under age 40 for 2018 by the Shenandoah Valley Business Journal. ... read more about MBA grad working at Sentara RMH among Valley’s top 10 under 40 rising business leaders
As it is for many graduate students at EMU’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding, the required capstone project was more than just an assignment for Bishop Andudu Adam Elnail MA ... read more about Sudanese refugees in U.S. diaspora explore restorative justice, mediation and trauma healing with CJP grad
Two Eastern Mennonite University alumni traveled in early December to Tijuana, Mexico, to assist people seeking asylum in the United States. As part of a Charlottesville-based group of lawyers, law ... read more about Alumni join Charlottesville group aiding asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border
From the beauty of a sunset from the High Knob overlook to residence life assistants on a mock safari, enjoy a collection of the best photos of 2018, selected by ... read more about Top Photos of 2018
Five groups of Eastern Mennonite University nursing students implemented community health projects that reached hundreds this fall. For their community health nursing course’s semester-long “community project” with a local agency, ... read more about Community health nursing course class projects have community impact