“A whole society will die tonight, never to be brought back again.” Donald Trump 2026. I could write a long list of what these words aren’t in an attempt to …
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Dr. Levine Joins Pinar Sinopoulos-Lloyd for Mural Dedication
The Suter Science Center, for the past two years, has featured a mural of people who are significant in STEM fields and come from backgrounds that are traditionally underrepresented. On …
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Historic Eid al-Fitr Celebration Takes Place at EMU
Eid al-Fitr marks the end of the period of fasting known as Ramadan and serves as a day of celebration for Muslims worldwide. This year, Eid took place on Friday, …
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Editorial: Dying Relatives and Decaying Morals
Last week, I visited my great-grandmother in hospice the night before she died. Her death came as no surprise and was made as comfortable as possible. She lived a very …
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Mennonite Action Protests Target for Compliance With ICE
EMU students took part in a Mennonite Action protest on Saturday, Feb. 14, which asked for Target to end its compliance with ICE. The protest took place at the Harrisonburg …
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Flood Temporarily Forces Students out of Hillside
“The night of the infamous blizzard… There was a sprinkler malfunction and our room was flooding. Eventually, after about an hour and a half they let us back into our …
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What Your Reaction to ICE Says About You
The first solo editorial of last semester was written by my co-editor, Caleb Metzler, following the death of Charlie Kirk. In that piece, he wrote against political violence and encouraged …
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Students Represent ODAC at NCAA Convention
This past week, six students from across the Old Dominion Athletic Conference represented their schools and their conference at the NCAA convention. This is an annual event where delegates from …
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Meet Your Co-Editors-In-Chief
Dearest Weather Vane readers, we want to welcome you all back to campus for another hectic spring semester. We are moving into the second half of our 72nd volume, getting …
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The Modern Student is Not Built For College
The end of the semester is upon us, and the biannual tradition of “locking in” has begun. Maybe you’re skipping a lecture so you can study for the exam for …