On Wednesday October 14, those passing by the outdoor basketball courts on Park Road might have seen something unexpected: Eight tiny kittens. Sophomore Anna Hoover described the event as one …
Brynn Yoder
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Routine may relieve COVID stress
Let me paint a picture for you. You’re sitting in your room, not quite sure what you are going to do next. Not quite sure if you have control over …
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Green box shortage persists despite dining hall efforts
Two weeks ago, Shannon Dycus sent out an email that said the EMU dining hall was running low on the green on-the-go boxes. Despite Dycus’ announcement, Bruce Emmerson, the head …
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Pádraig Ó Tuama: Expression through poetry
Zooming in from Ireland, poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama addressed the student body and broader community in a series of events spanning the past week, using his poetry to …
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Why I don’t vote
Voting is a topic on many people’s minds right now. There are those that believe it a moral imperative to vote for either the Republican or Democratic candidate. Of the …
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EMU delays move-in for two weeks, met with frustration
“I remember receiving the email while I was in the middle of packing up to move in the following morning,” senior Douglas Nester said about the decision administration made to …
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A first-year perspective on the last year
This being my first year in university, I didn’t know quite what to expect going in. I expected to be swamped with school work, hardly making my way by. I …
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Take advantage of technology to connect while isolated
With the coronavirus restricting most of us to the same four walls for months, we can be physically distant from people without being socially distant. This is a development of …
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EMU hires new volleyball coach, spring sports season cut short for all
As the CoVid-19 Pandemic continues to spread and colleges across the country close, students and coaches mourn the premature end to the spring sports season. Casey Steinbrecher, the new women’s …
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BSA hosts Poetry Slam featuring local students
“You hear me say slavery never ended and you call me insane, but how would you know? Privilege lives in your blood.” This is a line from first-year Merry Yirga’s …