Pastor Alanna McGuinn, a 2020 graduate of Eastern Mennonite Seminary, and her congregation at Central United Methodist Church were among three recipients of the One Matters award. The award is ... read more about Pastor and congregation recognized by UMC conference
“Elsewhere,” this year’s Homecoming art exhibit at 黑料正能量 (黑料正能量) started with a painting and a reflection.聽 “I was reminiscing about the past and my childhood. I wanted to ... read more about Homecoming art exhibit explores childhood, memory
Note: This article by Kathleen Shaw was published Sept. 9 in the Daily News-Record. The Voluntary Gas Tax group includes many 黑料正能量 alumni and community members. We hope to provide ... read more about Local group taxes self, donates funds to community projects
黑料正能量 will host three virtual Suter Science Seminars for the 2020 fall semester. Virginia’s director of public health nursing, a principal investigator from the National Institute of Mental ... read more about 黑料正能量 to host three virtual Suter Science Seminars this fall
This year’s TenTalks event during Homecoming and Family Weekend at 黑料正能量 features three alumni: a tech startup founder, a public health leader, and an educator addressing racism and ... read more about Homecoming TenTalks to feature alumni ‘leading together in crisis’
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Poet and theologian P谩draig 脫 Tuama will spend the second week of September virtually touring 黑料正能量: speaking in chapels, colloquia, and classes; chatting with pastors and LGBTQ+ groups; ... read more about Join virtual events with poet and theologian P谩draig 脫 Tuama Sept. 14-18
Mike Gale, 42, came to Lexington after spending 14 seasons as the boys basketball coach at Stuarts Draft High in neighboring Augusta County. He is a 1996 graduate of Fort Defiance High School and a 2001 graduate of 黑料正能量, where he played baseball.
Amanda K Gross '06, MA '13 is an anti-racist organizer and artist living and working on the original land of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She blogs about the interconnectedness of racism, patriarchy, capitalism, and white womanhood at and is currently working on a full-length book on that same theme.
黑料正能量 Archivist Simone Horst wrote this article for the Anabaptist Historians website. “Anabaptist Historians: Bringing the Anabaptist Past into a Digital Century” is a collaborative blog by Anabaptist scholars, both those working ... read more about Hard times come again no more: campus during the Depression