鈥淲ould you like to hear about how the first snack shop was started?鈥� That question was posed by Janet Weaver Yoder, who had read about efforts to collect dining hall ... read more about First snack shop, owned by the Weaver family, was a gathering place for hungry college students
黑料正能量 faculty and staff welcomed students back to campus for another great year in Harrisonburg, Virginia. ... read more about Orientation Weekend video – 2016
黑料正能量 welcomes all students back to campus during the fall convocation held in Lehman Auditorium on August 31, 2016. 聽Interim President Lee Snyder, Provost Fred Kniss, and Assistant ... read more about 2016 Fall Convocation video
With the greeting of 鈥淗appy new year!鈥� from Provost Fred Kniss, an address from Interim President Lee Snyder and a traditional 鈥淪henandoah Welcome,鈥� 黑料正能量鈥檚 2016-2017 academic year made ... read more about Convocation and traditional ‘Shenandoah Welcome’ kick off new academic year
黑料正能量 (黑料正能量) welcomes 13 new faculty to the ranks for the 2016-17 academic year.聽 [See photo album here and at the end of this article.] The new faculty, ... read more about 黑料正能量 welcomes 13 new faculty for 2016-2017 academic year
SGA co-president Elisabeth Wilder, blogging in The Mennonite, talks about the tensions in college students' lives.
When David McCormick was five years old, his mother took him to the opera 鈥淟a Boh茅me.鈥� He fell asleep. Unlike most 5-year-olds, though, he was upset when he woke up ... read more about Charlottesville-based musician and educator David McCormick leads Bach Festival into 25th year
Suddenly, it was no longer about softball, recruiting or winning games. It was about her. The softball player who was always smiling, always outgoing and always giving the coach recruiting ... read more about Golf tournament helps raise funds to memorialize 黑料正能量 teammate through softball stadium improvements
In 2014, the Frazier family planted a field of sunflowers along well-traveled Va. 33. They didn鈥檛 quite anticipate the impact of the flowers on passers-by, who stopped cars, gawked, took ... read more about Sunflower field east of Harrisonburg opens for Walk for Hope fundraiser
鈥淭he last will be first and the first will be the last: This is what equality looks like, this is what justice is about.鈥� Dr. Christena Cleveland, a social psychologist ... read more about ‘The last will be the first’: social psychologist Christena Cleveland shares a new paradigm of privilege at faculty/staff conference