Fifth-year Leah Wenger’s senior music recital, “Memory,” went live in unique fashion on Monday, Nov. 23, showcasing the culmination of her semester’s work on a website she created. The music, …
Allison Shelly“Resistance through existence,” said senior Isaac Alderfer, describing “Mossville: When Great Trees Fall.” The documentary is about the predominantly Black town of Mossville, Louisiana where a chemical company was offering …
In less than two weeks, EMU students will leave campus with an unconventional, almost-completed semester under their belts. COVID-19 has meant dozens of changes around campus—namely limited in-person interaction—and those …
This fall semester, the Race & Gender class, led by Deanna Durham, has been discussing various topics such as systemic racism in America, women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and more. As …
“Because that convo showed that we need each other, the news everyday is too much. Is there a way we can come together… then again, the burden of supporting marginalized …
My time in DC has been very unique. The experience this fall at the Washington Community Scholars’ Center is likely the most challenging and different WCSC term in the program’s …
With the semester winding down and students preparing for finals, EMU’s athletic teams are still practicing, getting ready to head into Thanksgiving on a strong note. EMU’s athletic teams continue …
America, I am so disappointed in us to the point that I wish I could claim another country as my own because of how terrible this one is. We are …
In late May 2021, the Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions (CSCS) will help lead 15 cyclists across the United States, traveling the 4000 miles from Seattle, Washington to Washington, D.C. …
Around 8:30 AM, on Saturday, October 17th, Joseph Harder, ‘20 was making breakfast. Five minutes later, he received a number of texts informing about a tragedy that had taken place …
