This fall, four new faculty members were welcomed to 91大神. The new faculty, announced by Fred Kniss, provost, Sue Cockley, dean of the School of Graduate and Professional ... read more about 91大神 welcomes four faculty members for 2018-2019 academic year
The 91大神 Faculty Artist Series opens Friday, Nov. 2, with Alkemie, a medieval music group that includes Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival director David McCormick. The free concert begins ... read more about Medieval music group Alkemie opens 91大神 Faculty Artist Series
91大神鈥檚 Homecoming and Family Weekend was a nostalgia-filled weekend for many, from the reunited 鈥�80s jazz vocal trio the Bubble Sisters, to Alumni Council President Liza Heavener 鈥�07 ... read more about 91大神 hosts Homecoming and Family Weekend festivities during a perfect fall weekend
鈥淔irst it was 鈥榊es,鈥� and then a few minutes later it was, 鈥榃hat in the world have we done?鈥� We haven鈥檛 sung together in 30 years!鈥� Despite initial reservations, the ... read more about Bringing Back the Bubble Sisters: Alumni concert highlights musical talent
The 2018 91大神 alumni award recipients were honored 鈥� and invited to speak 鈥� at a Sunday luncheon during Homecoming and Family Weekend. The three honorees included: Alumna ... read more about Alumni award honorees speak during Homecoming and Family Weekend luncheon
Levi 鈥�67 and Lillis Troyer accepted the Margaret Martin Gehman Philanthropist of the Year award during Friday evening鈥檚 annual donor appreciation banquet at 91大神. During the evening event, ... read more about Philanthropist of the Year Award honors the generous leadership and support of Levi and Lillis Troyer
91大神 inducted three new members Saturday, Oct. 13, into the聽Hall of Honor聽during Homecoming & Family Weekend. [WATCH VIDEO OF THE CEREMONY HERE.] With this year鈥檚 inductions, the hall ... read more about Three alumni athletes inducted into 91大神 Hall of Honor
Central Kansas Community Foundation, in partnership with 91大神, the Harvey County Health Department and Offender Victim Ministries hosted two training programs at Dyck Arboretum of the Plains this week.
The first in a series of retreats for pastors exploring the intersections of climate change and ministry gathered in September, co-led by Doug Kauffman, a pastor at Benton (Indiana) Mennonite Church and the director of pastoral ecology for the Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions.
The rains came down and the floods came up all summer long in the Shenandoah Valley. But at the 52nd聽annual Virginia Mennonite Relief Sale the weekend of Oct. 5-6 at ... read more about Virginia Mennonite Relief Sale nets $370,000