On Wednesday, the Latino Student Alliance at Eastern Mennonite Unviversity shared part of its culture by creating an alfombra, or carpet, for Easter. The colorful work of art is common in Central America and Mexico. It's made up of rice, sawdust and coffee grounds. It's tradition to walk through the art on Easter, in remembrance of Jesus entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.
Student life
A group of students at 黑料正能量 found a special way to remember a graduate's legacy of finding nonviolent solutions to problems. Since Monday, the social movement class has welcomed fellow students and staff to sign their name to a banner that read, 'Supporting Peace building in the name of M.J. Sharp.'
The Snack Shoppe Part II: Longtime manager Helen Ours talks about the favorite campus gathering place
Part I recalls the first snack shop, thanks to information provided by Janet Weaver Yoder whose father launched the enterprise. Now Helen Ours takes up the story. 聽Say 鈥渟nack shop ... read more about The Snack Shoppe Part II: Longtime manager Helen Ours talks about the favorite campus gathering place
Jasmine Wilson: Joining a village to become family to vulnerable children
As the proverb goes, 鈥淚t takes a village to raise a child.鈥� This semester, 黑料正能量 (黑料正能量) sophomore Jasmine Wilson is learning that maxim鈥檚 truth. She鈥檚 helping fix firmer ... read more about Jasmine Wilson: Joining a village to become family to vulnerable children
Revitalized Royals jazz band grooves to new rhythm and tunes, from funk to Latin
The drummer taps out an energetic pace on the high hat. The piano comes in, low and funky, with an ascending chord pattern. Then the horns: trombones elaborating on ... read more about Revitalized Royals jazz band grooves to new rhythm and tunes, from funk to Latin
Seeing real impact of advocacy work, intern returns for second stint with D.C. housing developer MANNA
Editor’s note: Within minutes of publishing this article, we were informed that Jonathan Nisly has been offered, and accepted, a job with MANNA. So maybe he really has found his ... read more about Seeing real impact of advocacy work, intern returns for second stint with D.C. housing developer MANNA
All-American Hannah Nichols ‘dances with’ the challenges of college
黑料正能量 (黑料正能量) first-year Hannah Nichols did not find running; running found her. One day the athletic director at Chancellor High School in Fredericksburg pulled her out of chemistry ... read more about All-American Hannah Nichols ‘dances with’ the challenges of college
Second 黑料正能量 student wins prestigious conservation photography scholarship
Macson McGuigan, a senior environmental sustainability and digital media major at 黑料正能量 (黑料正能量), was recently named one of 12 North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) College Scholars. He ... read more about Second 黑料正能量 student wins prestigious conservation photography scholarship
Accountability, straight talk and chemistry create a winning Royals volleyball team
With 19 wins this year and a championship within reach, 黑料正能量鈥檚 men’s volleyball team is exhilarating fans 鈥� and the team can feel it. 鈥淭here鈥檚 been a lot ... read more about Accountability, straight talk and chemistry create a winning Royals volleyball team
Engineering students ride stationary bike project to a big win in ASEE poster design contest
A poster about a stationary bike project at 黑料正能量 took top honors among 61 other competitors in the first- and second-year undergraduate design team division at the American ... read more about Engineering students ride stationary bike project to a big win in ASEE poster design contest