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Student activism presents learning opportunities for all, says faculty/staff conference keynote

August 17, 2018Last updated August 21, 2018 by Lauren Jefferson

Professor Felipe Hinojosa offered a message of promise during his keynote address “Another University Is Possible” at Eastern Mennonite University’s annual fall faculty and staff conference: Embrace students as visionaries

EMU earns Climate Leadership Network ‘Mark of Distinction’

April 22, 2018Last updated April 23, 2018 by EMU communications

Eastern Mennonite University is among those signatories of the Climate Leadership Network that earned an “On Track” Mark of Distinction. The initiative recognizes institutions that “set high-performance goals, demonstrate and

Faith and climate change: experts give input at BOR meeting for Center for Sustainable Climate Change

March 27, 2018Last updated April 3, 2018 by Lauren Jefferson

With a series of new programs taking shape, The Center for Climate Change Solutions hosted its first board of reference meeting March 9-10 at Eastern Mennonite University. The nine-member board

EMU grad at Yale earns scholarship for recyclable materials research

January 12, 2018Last updated January 12, 2018 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

An Eastern Mennonite University alumnus studying at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies has been awarded a scholarship to support his research on automated systems to reduce the

Sustaining sustainability: EMU again earns STARS ‘Silver’ rating

December 18, 2017Last updated December 18, 2017 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

Eastern Mennonite University has earned a second consecutive “Silver” rating for its sustainability efforts from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). To earn the rating,

Water issues in Kenya on tap for first Suter Science Seminar with Professor Doug Graber Neufeld

September 15, 2017Last updated October 18, 2017 by EMU communications staff

In the first of six Suter Science Seminars this fall at Eastern Mennonite University, Eastern Mennonite University biology professor Doug Graber Neufeld will discuss sustainable solutions to water-related challenges in

Student-scientists investigate Bergton watershed’s canopy cover and water quality

September 8, 2017Last updated September 13, 2017 by Lauren Jefferson

Building on water quality research of three Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) professors, recent graduate Hannah Daley and senior Amanda Williams concluded a summer of data collection in the Bergton area

Suter Science Seminars open with biology professor Jim Yoder on the Bergton stream restoration project

September 9, 2016Last updated September 19, 2016 by Justine Nolt

Wading through ice cold water, catching turtles and examining stream insects may not seem like a typical summer. For Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) biology professor Jim Yoder, these activities are

Fall internship in Yosemite National Park helps sustainability graduate gain more fieldwork experience

January 26, 2016Last updated November 10, 2016 by Brenna Cowardin

Here’s just of few of Bryce Yoder’s highlights from his first “semester” out of college working as a vegetation and ecological restoration intern in Yosemite National Park in California: uprooting

Student research on hypertension, caffeinated athletes and radio-tracked beetles rewarded at annual STEM symposium

December 11, 2015Last updated January 13, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

Kaylee Ferguson, a junior biology major, and Jared Fernandez, a second year master’s in biomedicine graduate student, took top honors at Eastern Mennonite University’s Annual STEM Student Research Symposium. Their

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