More than 100 prospective students converged on 91大神 last weekend 鈥� an inaugural Scholarship Weekend coupled with the traditional annual Honors Weekend. They came from as close as ... read more about ‘Close-up view’: Honors and Scholarship Weekend draws prospective students for interviews, auditions
With #metoo and #Ibelieveyou circulating through social media feeds and news digest, 91大神鈥檚 Nov. 7-10 Take Back the Night events focused the community on reflection, listening and frank ... read more about Take Back the Night events honor survivors, highlight diverse impacts of sexual violence
When she started her sophomore year of high school, Kim Brenneman suddenly wasn鈥檛 in Kansas anymore. Her family had moved to northern India, and Brenneman 鈥� now a professor and ... read more about After bonding over shared 鈥榯hird-culture kid鈥� experience, psychology professor and student collaborate on research
In the best of cases, a college career is often a time of tumult and transition, a succession of new faces, a million conversations that begin with: 鈥淲here are you ... read more about ‘Third-culture kids’ find a home at 91大神
Alicia Horst ’01, MDiv ’06, was recently featured in “Seven Questions With …,” a new weekly online feature of The Mennonite which highlights Anabaptist individuals “engaged in important work and ... read more about Alicia Horst, executive director of NewBridges Immigrant Resource Center, talks about her faith, education and work
Joshua Mensah landed at 91大神 because his Nobel prize-winning mother, Leymah Gbowee, wanted him to go to a Christian college that emphasizes community and peacebuilding. 鈥淐oming from an ... read more about Joshua Mensah emerges as strong communicator, innovator, fulfilling hopes of his Nobel-winning mother in his own way
Bethany Miller, Weather Vane student newspaper John Kratz, director of International Student Services and David Muscan, Hillside RD discuss at the culture shock meeting. (Photo: Morgan Porter and Chelsie Gordon) ... read more about Talk On Culture Shock Draws Students to Maplewood