The importance of flexibility during online classes
No connection. Once again, I found myself in my childhood bedroom without internet. My class would be starting in five minutes. With both of my siblings home attempting to do …
It matters how the story starts
The story starts with my intimate moments with the breeze, as I stepped outside onto my apartment’s porch this morning. The cool fall air reminded me that the shorts and …
Photo Highlight: Hilltop chit-chat hosted by ISO
EMU community navigates new hybrid class format
Friday, Sept. 10 was the first day of in-person classes for many EMU students. For first-year Anna Filipkowski, the schedule change from online to in-person meant constant readjusting. Filipkowski, a …
“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 …
“Palm Springs” meshes smart humor with depth
“Palm Springs” should be remembered as one of the more surreal rom-coms of our time. The premiere feature film of Director Max Barbokow exhibits a remarkable mix of wit and …
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 …