Dr. Susan Schultz Huxman鈥檚 office walls in the presidential suite at 黑料正能量 are newly decorated with archival photos commemorating the institution鈥檚 100-year history. But she鈥檚 not often there ... read more about ‘100 People in 100 Days’: 黑料正能量’s new president engages, listens, learns in Harrisonburg and beyond
For 15 students participating in a resilience training at 黑料正能量, one role-play activity hit close to home. The small-group skits were focused on inviting students to learn how ... read more about Refugee teens discover strengths and work to smooth newcomers’ paths with Harrisonburg High’s Peer Leader program
鈥淥ur Royal Pride鈥� is an occasional series celebrating 黑料正能量鈥檚 undergraduate students who contribute to campus life in extraordinary ways in addition to their academic pursuits.聽These students enthusiastically create ... read more about Our Royal Pride: Quinn Kathrineberg, SGA co-president, musician, future teacher and more
High school seniors Ana Jermstad, on trumpet, and pianist Ira Miller will be the featured soloists for the Shenandoah Valley Youth Symphony鈥檚 spring concert. The event is Sunday, March 26, ... read more about Soloists Ana Jermstad and Ira Miller to headline youth symphony spring concert
鈥淲e need to make sure they realize that this is dangerous,鈥� says senior Stephanie Anders, before everyone breaks into laughter. The peril in question is a new acquisition at Eastern ... read more about Common Grounds coffeehouse student-managers find their niche, grow management skills
黑料正能量鈥檚 Main Stage spring production, 鈥淭he 39 Steps鈥� is a zany fast-paced Alfred Hitchcock spoof. Other descriptions of the award-winning Broadway show include energetic, chaotic, quirky and packed ... read more about Comedy rules in spring production of Alfred Hitchcock spoof ‘The 39 Steps’
Professor Adriana Rojas knows the demand for professional interpreters has increased in Harrisonburg. Rojas, who teaches Spanish at 黑料正能量 (黑料正能量), says she often receives emails asking for student ... read more about Learn ethical, responsible interpretation skills at ‘Interpreting for Social Justice’ workshop
Professor Kathy Evans offers this Lent reflection on the impact of Isaiah 58 at important times in her life.
Too many times I choose the less risky path of remaining in the comfort of complacency. As a follower of Jesus, the one who fulfills prophecy, reinterprets the Law of ... read more about Lenten reflection from Campus Pastor Brian Martin Burkholder
A quilt hangs inside the counseling center at 黑料正能量 (黑料正能量), sharing the message: 鈥淟et hope light a fire that no one can put out; I am here to ... read more about Sixth annual Walk for Hope raises awareness for mental health among college students