EMU and Harrisonburg community members marched to support undocumented, DACAmented, and Temporary Protacted Status immigrants. Photos courtesy of senior Robert Weaver.
News & Feature
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University Welcomes Student Feedback
Like many universities, we use the word “diversity” a lot, but recently, EMU has made it a priority to learn more about the on-the-ground realities of diversity on campus. As …
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EMU’s Jazz Band Revival, One Year Later
Jazz band has been the most recent ensemble to enter the musical community at EMU. Senior Harrison Horst worked with the now director Robert Curry last December to revitalize the …
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Feature: Finals Week Stress and Anxiety
Junior Claire Waidelich stumbles out of bed around 6:30 a.m. after pressing the snooze button about three times. She quickly scrambles to gather her books once she remembers that she …
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Faculty Cuts Announced
Provost Fred Kniss and Vice President for Finance Daryl Bert met with the SGA on Wednesday, Dec. 6 to discuss the reduction of faculty members by 10 to 12 percent …
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Keebaugh Writes, Directs EMU Symphony
For Ryan Keebaugh, composing is about the depth of feeling and spirituality within the music. “I’m a constant seeker and deep listener. I strive to create music that will inspire …
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Off-campus Seniors Dumpster Dive for Food
This semester, senior David Nester has spent $6 total on food, and that was “because I went out to eat once,” he reported as of Nov. 12, with a few …
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Eleven Chairs, Eleven Million Immigrants
Eleven immigrant stories were placed on Thomas Plaza on Tuesday, Nov. 8. The eleven stories represented the eleven million unauthorized immigrants currently living in the United States. The story exhibition …
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Spring Cross Culturals: India, Guatemala
Going on a cross cultural is a graduation requirement at EMU, but students have a wide range of options when it comes to what they choose to do. Semester long …
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Take Back the Night Week Concludes