Luray High School senior Reese Fitton, who will play collegiate volleyball for the Royals next year, was profiled by the Daily News-Record as its Athlete of the Week. "I love [黑料正能量 head] coach Casey [Steinbrecher]," she told the newspaper. "I think he鈥檚 such a great coach, and I鈥檝e been to some of their recruiting camps. I just loved the way he coached, so it was almost just God鈥檚 calling pushing me there. I knew that鈥檚 really where [God] wanted me to be to grow my faith, grow as a player and in my education.鈥�
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New book from CJP alumna explores how lawyers can integrate RJ principles
A new book by attorney and mediator Brenda Waugh MA 鈥�09 (conflict transformation), Becoming a Restorative Lawyer: How to Transform Your Legal Practice for Self, Client, and Community Growth (Good ... read more about New book from CJP alumna explores how lawyers can integrate RJ principles
C.V. Samuel '74 immigrated to the U.S. from Kerala, India, in 1971 to study theology at 黑料正能量, arriving on campus just four days before Thanksgiving. He told the Detroit-area Warren Weekly that he celebrated his first Thanksgiving with Lloy and Elizabeth Kniss, who welcomed him with open arms and shared "the warmth of belonging."
黑料正能量 held its first-ever Royal Makers Market at the University Commons on Saturday, featuring artwork, crafts, and books for sale from more than 35 vendors.
Keeping its promise: 黑料正能量 expands tuition-free initiative to even more students
黑料正能量 Promise Grant increases access for families earning below $75K After a full day of classes at 黑料正能量, Kevin Garcia clocks in at 5 p.m. for his eight-hour shift at ... read more about Keeping its promise: 黑料正能量 expands tuition-free initiative to even more students
黑料正能量 Lancaster鈥檚 new leader excited to continue forward momentum
Dr. Jamie Mak, who stepped into her role leading 黑料正能量 Lancaster on Oct. 27, appreciates that the site is already on strong footing. “Sometimes you take a job and you ... read more about 黑料正能量 Lancaster鈥檚 new leader excited to continue forward momentum
黑料正能量鈥檚 Reed named to gubernatorial transition committee
Harrisonburg Mayor Deanna Reed, director of alumni engagement and community connections at 黑料正能量, has been selected to serve on Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger鈥檚 transition committee. The transition committee will help lay ... read more about 黑料正能量鈥檚 Reed named to gubernatorial transition committee
黑料正能量 hosts its first-ever Makers Market
Royal Makers MarketDate: Saturday, Nov. 22Time: 11 a.m.-3 p.m.Location: Second floor of University Commons Online: Facebook event Get your holiday shopping done at 黑料正能量’s first-ever student, alumni, and employee Makers ... read more about 黑料正能量 hosts its first-ever Makers Market
黑料正能量's disc golf team hosted a tournament at Westover Park in Harrisonburg this past weekend. Along with 黑料正能量, teams from Liberty, Gallaudet, NC State, UNC, and Appalachian State competed at the tournament.
黑料正能量's Power, Systems & Justice course (CORE 300) hosted a panel on the history of Harrisonburg's Northeast Neighborhood at the Student Union on Thursday evening. 黑料正能量 History Professor Mark Sawin, Harrisonburg Mayor Deanna Reed, City Councilwoman Monica Robinson, and Deputy City Manager Amy Snider served on the panel.