Students on this semester’s Intercultural program are busy playing with kids, studying the history of Apartheid, eating Tripe (cow intestine), singing and dancing in church services, playing intense games of …
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Adulting 101: “What Utensil Are You?”
This semester there has been a series of events happening on campus called Adulting 101. These events, hosted by CAC, try to help educate students on how to do different …
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Changing Winds: A Hodgepodge of EMU History
This newspaper has published a wide variety of articles in its almost 84 years of history. For those who don’t know, every issue of The Weather Vane that has ever …
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Emu Alumni Performs Solo Play
On February 18 and 19, Royal alumni Ingrid De Sanctis (‘88) returned to the EMU stage to premiere her first solo play, “The Things I Forgot”. As the reimagination of …
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BSA Leads Trip to D.C. For Black History Month
This past Sunday, Feb. 26 at eight in the morning, around 60 members of the Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) community departed for Washington, D.C. on a day trip to see …
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Free STI testing made available to EMU students
After receiving an Inclusive Excellence Grant from the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the project “Improving Health in Sexual Minority Students” has used their funds to cover the cost …
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Chiefs Victorious at Super Bowl LVII
In a thrilling matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Arizona. The Chiefs kicked it off to the Eagles, who would …
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We Need to Talk About Talkspace Going Away
Mental health is an issue affecting many people right now, especially Generation Z, the generation of students that makes up the majority of Eastern Mennonite University’s population. There are many …
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Changing Winds: Remembering Wrestling at Emu
“Rome had its circuses, Spain its bullfights, America has football, and EMC has wrestling.” Well encapsulated in this quote from the March 7, 1969 issue of the Weather Vane, wrestling …
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Survey Machine Provides Daily Introspection
Since December 6 of last year, senior Caleb Hostetler’s Honors capstone project, a survey machine, has been residing outside Northlawn’s dining hall. In the days since then, students, faculty, and …