Will EwartCampus Debate: Can War Ever Be Justified?
The Common Grounds coffeehouse was packed with EMU students and community members alike on Tuesday evening, Feb. 13. They were drawn there by a question that rests at the heart …
Will EwartOlympics Bring Tentative Peace to Korea
A month before the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics, the story of the games had already been made. In January, South Korean President Moon Jae-in asked North Korea to …
Recyclemania Competition Returns to EMU
Last week saw the commencement of RecycleMania, a nationwide event for universities to compete and improve efforts in waste reduction. All waste and recycled material, including compost, will be measured …
Forget “The 15:17 to Paris,” Read the Book
I want to start out by making it clear to my readers — all six of you — that I wholeheartedly believe that the men who stopped the 2015 Thalys …
Dylan BuchananEMU Softball Ready for the New Season
In the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, the EMU’s softball team looks forward to beginning their 2018 game schedule on Feb. 24-25 at the Grand Slam Triangle Classic in Raleigh, NC. …
Royals Recap
Baseball The baseball team opened up their season this past week in North Carolina, going 1-2 in a three-game series with N.C. Wesleyan. In the win, sophomore pitcher John Judy …
ICPF Conference and Restorative Justice
This past weekend I jumped into a car with four other EMU students from Peace Fellowship Club and drove 10 hours north to Conrad Grebel University College in Kitchener/Waterloo, Ontario, …
A Work of Art Is Never Beautiful by Decree
What is art? Why does it exist? Does it have meaning; does it have a purpose? Is it simply something beautiful to decorate our homes and our minds? Artists and …
Reclaiming the Church From Colonialism
My mind was racing after Peace Team presented in chapel on Friday, Feb. 9. Christine Nobiss shared her perspective of the Church as a Native American peace activist. She accused …