2006. That was the last time, until this year, that EMU replaced its turf field. The average lifespan of a turf field is between eight to ten years, according to …
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Wit & Wise – Advice Column
Dear Wit & Wise, Lately, it feels like the rain just won’t quit, and getting to class has turned into an epic battle against the elements. I find myself trudging …
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The Beatles’ “Abbey Road” Turns 55 Years Old
55 years ago today, The Beatles released their “final” album. While ‘Let It Be’ would be released a year later, the recordings of this album were, chronologically, the last songs …
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Thai Harrisonburg Restaurant Review
Did your roommate forget to take the chicken out of the freezer? Are you unsure what you’d like for dinner? Simply out of food at home? If you fall under …
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Jay-Z’s “Blueprint” Turns Twenty-Three
Blueprint is a hip-hop album by New York rapper Jay-Z. Released on the morning of September 11th, 2001, it’s fair to say that this album hit at an interesting inflection …
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Wit & Wise – Advice Column
Dear Wit and Wise, I have been struggling with budgeting my money. I had $2,000 set aside for the semester and it was all spent on Common Grounds and the …
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Global Voices: A Multilingual Affiliate of The Weather Vane
Since 1939, The Weather Vane has served the campus’s and the greater EMU community of English speakers, but neglected the other languages represented by members of our community—so we reached …
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Two Semesters of EMU Protest: A Comprehensive Timeline
“Professor of Peacebuilding, Development, Global Studies Timothy Seidel has studied the ongoing conflict in Israel and Palestine for a significant time, and has lived in Palestine “Where do we begin? …
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2024 Women’s and Men’s March Madness Recap
18.9 million to 14.8 million. That is the amount of viewers the Women’s National Championship game drew compared to the Men’s. For the first time ever, the women’s game had …
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A Week of Protests on EMU’s Campus: A Timeline
MARCH 15, Friday: Wielding placards and posters, EMU community protestors gathered outside of the Campus Center last Friday morning. Prompted by the beginning of multiple Board of Trustees meetings occurring …