Honors Colloquium Courses Make a Return
After a hiatus on the Honors Colloquium Courses because of the COVID-19 pandemic, these unique classes are finally returning for the Spring 2023 semester and beyond. These classes are open …
Spooky Putt-Putt Provides Creepy Seasonal Fun
“This is crazy!” Nate Lehman said as he played putt-putt golf through a gruesome crime scene. On Saturday, October 29th, students at EMU gathered to celebrate Halloween in the Campus …
“The Crucible” Bewitches Audience With 1600’s Charm
EMU’s production of Arthur Miller’s classic play “The Crucible” opened on Oct. 28 with a full house in the Lee Eschleman Studio Theater, wrapping up the final show on Nov. …
The NFL Should Take Head Injuries More Seriously
The National Football League is one of the highest grossing athletic leagues in the United States. Americans love football, but the continuous trauma that the players go through has many …
NFL Defenders Deserve Protection Too
It’s 3rd and 5, the Atlanta Falcons are down 21-15 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tom Brady drops back as the Falcons run a stunt that gets Grady Jarrett on …
EMU Men’s Soccer Falls Short Against Bridgewater
The Royals Men’s Soccer team (1-8-6, 0-4-4) dropped a close game against its inner city rival, Bridgewater (9-3-3, 5-2-1), 1-0. On a cold and windy Wednesday night, with 217 in …
Y-serve Goes to Washington D.C. During Fall Break
Over fall break, Y-Serve and the Office of Faith and Spiritual Life coordinated a small group of EMU students to travel to D.C. to live and serve with L’Arche Greater …
Shooting Near JMU Prompts Police Investigation
“In an average year, 1,019 people die and 2,050 are wounded by guns in Virginia. Virginia has the 29th-highest rate of gun violence in the US.” This statistic from EveryStat …
The Hauntingly White World of Tim Burton
Halloween is approaching, the summer breeze is turning cold and numbing, and a hauntingly beautiful season is upon us. This time extends beyond a season for Tim Burton’s drawing and …
World War Two Déjà Vu
On Oct. 5, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law the annexation of the Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine, laying claim to roughly 15% of Ukraine’s total …