The 鈥淧eacebuilder鈥� podcast, hosted by Patience Kamau MA 鈥�17, releases the debut episode of its third season today. Jacqueline N. Font-Guzm谩n, the inaugural executive director of diversity, equity and inclusion ... read more about ‘Peacebuilder’ podcast season 3 opens with Jackie Font-Guzm谩n, 黑料正能量鈥檚 executive director of diversity, equity and inclusion
Rockingham County Public Schools has partnered with Catherine Barnes, an adjunct faculty member in the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at 黑料正能量, to help design a framework for members of the community to have better discourse with one another.
Students in Professor Gaurav Pathania’s “Sociology of Health” class at 黑料正能量 recently learned about research into discrimination related to COVID-19 targeted at Asian Americans. Professor Wei Li, an ... read more about Geographer shares research on COVID-19 and discrimination
Dominican American poet, author and professor Rei Berroa comes to 黑料正能量 for two events in early February. He is a professor at George Mason University, teaching Spanish poetry, ... read more about Poet and ecohumanist Rei Berroa visits 黑料正能量 for Writers Read, convocation
When the news of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu鈥檚 death was announced the day after Christmas 2021 Eastern Mennonite Seminary associate director Sarah Bixler reminded 黑料正能量 News that the most recent ... read more about Professor Andrew Suderman on ‘Lessons learned from Tutu’
When Terry Jones arrived at the Washington Community Scholars鈥� Center during the summer of 2021, he wasn鈥檛 sure of his next steps. A senior at 黑料正能量 majoring in ... read more about WCSC WORKS: New grad translates internship into full-time employment
Casonya Johnson PhD, chair of the department of biology at James Madison University, will give this spring鈥檚 second Suter Science Seminar on Wednesday, February 2, at 4 p.m., titled 鈥淢echanisms ... read more about JMU biology chair to speak on RNA research
Dr. Carole Nash will present the first Suter Science Seminar of 2022, 鈥淭elling Time with Historical Ecology: Native American Communities in a Changing Shenandoah Valley Environment,鈥� on January 26 at ... read more about JMU archaeologist to present on area Native American communities and environmental change
Goshen News columnist Melodie Davis tells the story of "Guns to Plowshares," the sculpture by Esther Augsburger and her son, Mike, that has its home on the 黑料正能量 campus.
The Daily News-Record covers "Bonhoeffer: Cell 92," co-written and produced by professors Jerry Holsopple and Justin Poole. The play explores tensions Bonhoeffer faced as a pacifist who was entwined with the Nazi regime and dissident movements.