“The Church in Black and White” conference examines racism within the Church
“The Church in Black and White” virtual conference on Saturday challenged Mennonite and Brethren institutions to address systemic racism within their organizations and themselves. The messages shared were particularly relevant …
Andrew NordWest Coast fires impact EMU students’ home states
Nearing the end of fire season, Washington, Oregon and California are all experiencing record-setting blazes. As wildfires encroach on towns and neighborhoods and citizens are evacuated, EMU students with homes …
Isaac AlderferRecipe: Maple Pecan Cinnamon Apple Pancakes
Maple Pecan Cinnamon Apple Pancakes are a festive, fall take on the humbly reliable buttermilk pancakes I remember so fondly from camp and Sunday breakfasts as a kid, and, of …
Isaac AlderferSFI continues to provide and educate despite COVID
As EMU continues to adapt to all of the restrictions caused by COVID-19, one staple of this community has remained constant: SFI market. Every Thursday at 5:00 p.m., students can …
On the Sidewalk
“What is the first thing you hope to do once COVID-19 is gone?” “Play music normally.” – Luke Haynes, first-year “Actually be able to race on the track.” – Kai …
BLM Protest in Meriden, CT
Royals athletes eager to practice despite uncertainty
Back in March, the United States was just starting to get hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic that was causing serious illnesses and death, causing fear and panic worldwide. The …
COVID-19 has the numbers, schools rapidly close
From the beginning of 2020 the year continues to become more chaotic as Universities begin to start off the new school year amidst a global pandemic. Before COVID-19 hit the …
JMU sends students home amidst growing case numbers
On Aug. 21, JMU’s student population eagerly flocked to Harrisonburg once more, ready to begin a unique semester. They filled the streets, roads, and localities with an energy that had …