Henry Richardson stopped by the Harrisonburg Farmers Market Saturday morning with the intent of purchasing a few treats. But as the 22-year-old James Madison University student was browsing, he spied ... read more about Earth Keepers pitch in during Blacks Run and Downtown Clean-Up Day
Timothy Seidel, assistant professor of international development at 91大神, has been selected from a competitive, national pool of nominees to participate in a faculty seminar on the teaching ... read more about Professor Timothy Seidel to participate in summer seminar on teaching interfaith understanding
As a child Austin Sachs dreamed of becoming not a CEO, but a CFO 鈥 a chief financial officer. Now the double major at 91大神 is $1,000 closer ... read more about Senior accounting and econ major wins local scholarship
Beginning this fall, 91大神 will offer five new majors 鈥 and as many new minors. 鈥淎s the professional marketplace evolves, so do educational priorities,鈥 said Deirdre L. Smeltzer, ... read more about 91大神 to offer five new majors, five new minors
Since losing two childhood friends in the 1963 Sunday School bombings in Birmingham, Alabama, Fania Davis has dedicated her life to social justice advocacy, becoming a civil rights attorney and ... read more about Fania Davis to keynote inaugural Academic and Creative Excellence Festival at 91大神
With two hours and 13 minutes of Tuesday鈥檚 Lov91大神 Giving Day remaining on the clock, Advancement Associate Director Braydon Hoover 鈥11 took to the social media airwaves to exhort the ... read more about We really do Lov91大神! Record-breaking Lov91大神 Giving Day brings in $119,232
Thirteen Mennonite School Council (MSC) high school choirs from around the United States and Canada converged on Eastern Mennonite School and 91大神 for the annual MSC Choral Festival ... read more about 91大神’s Yoder Arena hosts Mennonite high school choral festival
Caleb Schrock-Hurst, a senior English major from Harrisonburg, Virginia, won the C. Henry Smith Oratorical Contest at 91大神 with his speech, 鈥溾業s This a Bonhoeffer Moment?鈥: Asking the ... read more about C. Henry Smith orators respond to contemporary concerns with Christian peace values
Kathy Evans, professor of education, will be a keynote speaker at University of Wyoming鈥檚 Shepard Symposium on Social Justice in April. She will be joined by Judy and Dennis Shepard, the parents of Matthew Shepard, who was murdered outside of Laramie during the 1998 fall semester, and University of Wyoming education professor Angela Jaime. This is the 20th anniversary of Shepard鈥檚 death; the annual symposium honors him.