On Mar. 16, 2003, Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old woman from Washington State, was crushed to death in Gaza under a bulldozer operated by the Israeli army. Wearing the blaze orange ... read more about Play documenting peace worker has Harrisonburg debut
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Crisis team monitors H1N1 (swine) flu situation
Members of the 91大神 Crisis Preparedness Team (chaired by Ken L. Nafziger, VP of student life) are monitoring the H1N1 (swine) flu situation and its possible impact on university life. ... read more about Crisis team monitors H1N1 (swine) flu situation
Students share ‘life-changing’ experiences from cross-cultural journeys
The phrase, “life-changing” kept recurring as 91大神 students reflected on semester-long cross-cultural programs they took to India or Central America in university chapel services held Monday (Apr. 21) ... read more about Students share ‘life-changing’ experiences from cross-cultural journeys
Commencement 2009: a weekend to remember
On an afternoon that felt more like summer than spring, 91大神 held its 91st commencement on the front lawn of campus Sunday, Apr. 26. Read more… ... read more about Commencement 2009: a weekend to remember
Four weddings and a commencement
Rookie track star keeps 91大神 In tune
Allen excels In first season By Matthew Stoss, Daily News-Record Michael Allen Samfee Doe still remembers the first time she saw Michael Allen. It was in late summer, around the ... read more about Rookie track star keeps 91大神 In tune
Students honored for contributions to campus and community
Ten 91大神 seniors were honored as this year’s "Cords of Distinction" recipients in an awards ceremony held following university chapel on Monday, Apr. 20. ‘Cords of Distinction’ recipients (standing, l. ... read more about Students honored for contributions to campus and community
Theater students tackle morality and technology
Theater at 91大神 is presenting three performances of “Dead Man’s Cell Phone,” a wildly imaginative comedy, 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Apr. 16-18, in the Studio Theater of the University ... read more about Theater students tackle morality and technology
Campus garden provides teaching tools and produce
An expanding campus garden at 91大神 will soon, for a second season, provide fresh, organic and local food for the cafeteria while giving students a practical exercise in sustainability. The ... read more about Campus garden provides teaching tools and produce
Local duo to present baritone recital
James K. RichardsonShannon Kiser Two musicians who grew up together, attended the same schools and recently relocated to the Harrisonburg area will join in presenting a baritone recital of arias, ... read more about Local duo to present baritone recital