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Cory Anderson

John Horst prepares to demonstrate an experiment to two physics students, Brian Roggie and Greg Lamb. Horst currently teaches mathematics courses as well as physics. He used to teach astronomy and was once in charge of the planetarium shows.

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Retiring profs say, it is finished
Yoder, Glick, Horst serve for total of 87 years at EMU

EMU will be bidding a fond adieu to several long-time members of the university faculty at the end of the semester. Read more...

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String of thefts continues
Bikes, computers, personal items stolen

This semester has seen a dramatic increase in theft of both school-owned and personal possessions, shattering for many the illusion of security and trust on the EMU campus. Read more...

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The routine of a nursing major: Sara Hershberger

Comments like, "Oh, you’re a nursing major? Well, I won’t be seeing you around junior and senior year then" sometimes make me wonder what I’ve gotten myself into as a freshman nursing major.
Do I really want to put myself through all of the work and stress that I hear rumors of? Read more...

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LEAP program to help students find God’s call

A new summer seminary program is in place at EMU. Learning, Exploring and Participating (LEAP) began last summer and is ready for another year with Richard Pannell as director. Read more...

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Plethora of Punk and Indie music transforms ’Burg

An almost schizophrenic mix of music hit the walls and windows of various MACRoCk concert venues around Harrisonburg this past weekend. Read more...

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Softball falters in doubleheader at CNU

The Eastern Mennonite University ladies softball team is looking to improve its 8-15 record after falling in two games to Christopher Newport University.
The Royals have had their share of wins and losses this past week, being defeated Tuesday in two games at Christopher Newport University by scores of 5-0 and 9-0. Read more...