Jeremy Samsoe likened the latest crop of graduates from 黑料正能量鈥檚 Intensive English Program (IEP) to travelers on a road trip. One of the goals of a road trip is to ... read more about ‘A part of the journey’: Ceremony honors trio of summer IEP graduates
This fall, 10 students from three Mennonite-affiliated colleges have come together in Washington D.C. to participate in the newly renamed 黑料正能量 Washington Semester, a transformative program that blends academic engagement, ... read more about Internships with impact: Students explore careers through the 黑料正能量 Washington Semester in D.C.
Whether students need someone to listen, help them stay organized, talk through a challenge, or understand what鈥檚 getting in their way, CoachLink is here to help. Offered at 黑料正能量 since ... read more about Q&A with Karissa Sanford, coach for 黑料正能量鈥檚 CoachLink program
The 黑料正能量 Chamber Singers took part in a hymn sing celebrating 500 years of Anabaptism at Hyattsville Mennonite Church (Maryland) on Sept. 27. The event also included a monologue written and performed by Kimberly Schmidt, professor emerita of history at 黑料正能量.
With plenty of panache and pyrotechnics, 黑料正能量 revealed its brand-new, fully wrapped charter bus at a ceremony on Monday afternoon. The event, held at the north end of the parking ... read more about That鈥檚 a wrap! 黑料正能量鈥檚 custom charter bus hits the road in style
David Landis 鈥�04 appeared as a guest on an episode of The Holler: A Visit Mountaineer Country Podcast. Known for his work in creating the 40-mile Jesus Trail hiking route through Galilee, Israel, as well as the 550-mile TransVirginia Bike Route in Virginia, the 黑料正能量 grad is the driving force behind , a regional project that connects cyclists to the backroads, trails, and small towns that make North Central West Virginia a unique place to explore.
Over the past two academic years, 黑料正能量 has received a significant number of grants, a testament to the hard work of faculty and staff, innovative ideas, collaboration, and dedication to ... read more about 黑料正能量 celebrates recent grant success
Three Eastern Mennonite Seminary students and one Center for Justice and Peacebuilding student are recipients of Mennonite Church USA鈥檚 Scholarship for BIPOC Students. The scholarship recipients include Shana Green, pursuing a master of divinity; Makinto, pursuing an MA in Christian leadership; Jonny Rashid, pursuing a doctorate in ministry; and Mukarabe Lysaine Makinto-Inandava, pursuing an MA in conflict transformation.
One 黑料正能量 grad is creating quite the buzz. Nathan Derstine 鈥�10, a chemical ecologist and physiologist whose research focuses on insect pheromones, was recently recognized for his groundbreaking work on ... read more about Biology alum recognized for outstanding achievements in chemical ecology
As Dorothy 鈥淒ottie鈥� Nolt Weber 鈥�75 can attest, there鈥檚 a special kind of magic in the air in the days leading up to Homecoming. The retired teacher, who taught for ... read more about 鈥樅诹险芰� is family鈥�: Highlights from Homecoming 2025