On August 30th, the intercultural group leaving for Europe, led by Justin and Amanda Poole, departed on their semester-long journey. Friends and family gathered to wish the 18 students a …
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ACE Festival Showcases Unique Student Talents
This past Thursday, all EMU undergraduate classes were canceled to encourage students to attend and support the festival of Academic and Creative Excellence. The day consisted of various students from …
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EMU Begins Construction for New Track
This past Monday, donors, coaches, and athletes alike came together to celebrate the groundbreaking to commence construction of a brand new track. This project has finally come to fruition after …
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Bruce Emmerson Retires After 17 Years in the Caf
As it was officially announced last week, Bruce Emmerson, the food service director here at Eastern Mennonite University, is retiring from EMU after 17 years. Before Bruce had started working …
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EMU Listens to Queer Voices on Campus
On April 12th, there was an event called Dreaming of Queer Inclusion. This was set up by Center for Peace and Justice students Kory Schaeffer, Mary Moll, and also education …
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Llontop Art Installation Pilots at Emu
Anonymous Ensemble presented their latest interactive art installation, Llontop, in the Blackbox Theater from April 19-22. Anonymous Ensemble is a creative arts organization that creates interactive exhibits. On their website, …
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“Taskmaster” Season 3 Features First Professor
Disclaimer: Doran Kennedy is a co-editor for Weather Vane and is a contributor to “Taskmaster”. EMU’s “Taskmaster” has been renewed for an upcoming third season, and it’s better than ever. …
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“Tár” Is Methodical Action at Its Finest
Like most of the movies I watch these days, “Tár” was a recommendation from a movie buff friend of mine who told me to go into it blind and come …
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EMU Holds 9th Annual International Food Festival
EMU’s International Food Festival was held for the ninth year on Friday, March 24, to great enjoyment, smells, and deliciousness. The second year back since the pandemic interrupted the annual …
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Gaurav Pathania: Boston Globe Trotter
Many people know that throughout human history, people have been mistreated and thought of as less than human. Gaurav Pathania, professor of Sociology here at Eastern Mennonite University, wants more …