As befits a scholar of language and oral interpretation, Dr. Abraham Davis Jr. began a late November chapel service held in his honor at 黑料正能量 with a few ... read more about Dr. Abraham Davis, first director of multi-cultural services at 黑料正能量, honored for his groundbreaking work
When student G. Irvin Lehman wrote an English paper in the 1930s suggesting that Eastern Mennonite College would start a radio station in the future, opposition to the idea was ... read more about Centennial Stories: WEMC, Virginia’s first noncommercial radio station, was founded on campus in 1954
鈥淲hen I first began working聽at Eastern Mennonite College,鈥� recalls professor emeritus Wilmer Lehman 鈥�57, 鈥渢eaching at EMC was seen as a kind of mission of the church.鈥� Back in the ... read more about Academics in the field of numbers
The twisting corridors and ad-hoc floor plan suggest a history of repeated additions and expansions to the Gemeinschaft Home, which once again is bursting at the seams. In late 2013, ... read more about It’s their home 鈥� helping inmates live outside walls
The first night at Western State Hospital in Staunton, Virginia, was horribly memorable. Emory Layman, assigned by Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) to work as an attendant at the mental hospital ... read more about Why 黑料正能量 has a heart for mental healthcare
More than 50 years after his first visit to campus, social activist and scholar Vincent Harding returned to 黑料正能量 on Feb. 26 and 27, where he urged packed audiences to ... read more about Vincent Harding, close friend of MLK, urges 黑料正能量 community to meet challenge of building a true democracy
Two 黑料正能量 professors 鈥� one white and one black 鈥� gave back-to-back chapel talks in the past week that highlighted the impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ... read more about Professors warn against “domestication” of Martin Luther King Jr., urge renewed focus on all forms of inequality