Eastern Mennonite University

Homecoming and Family Weekend 2008

Save the date for Homecoming and Family Weekend 2008: Oct. 10-12. To “Celebrate the Vision” at EMU we've planned activities for alumni, families of EMU students and friends. It’s a weekend for everyone to connect to the past while renewing friendships and building for the future. Mark your calendars!

Review the featured events are listed below or check out the full schedule. Don't forget to register soon!

EMU Alumni Ted Swartz & Trent Wagler

Ted and TrentCome see Ted & Trent onstage for an eclectic evening of humor and music in Lehman Auditorium Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.

Those who have heard Trent Wagler know he sings and plays guitar really well; but do you know he can also act? Those who have seen Ted Swartz know he acts really well; but did you know he sings…well, he acts really well!

All-Time Oakwood Reunion

Oakwood The (in)famous Oakwood residence hall, scheduled for demolition in August 2008, will nonetheless live on in the hearts and minds of its many former residents. All men who once lived in this aromatic, stylish, and revered hall are invited to come together to pay tribute to the place where they once lived, and help keep the institutional memory of our beloved Oakwood strong.

There’s sure to be lots of storytelling, tall tales, special guests commemorating the dorm and the activities of its residents over the years, and light refreshments.

WeatherVane Reunion

WeatherVane Staff ReunionAll alumni who were once a part of the WeatherVane staff are welcome to attend a reception hosted by the language and literature department. Former editors will reminisce about their experiences on EMU’s student newspaper. If you were a former editor and want to share your memories at this event, please contact Kirsten Beachy at or Vi Dutcher at .

See a list of WeatherVane editors over the years...

EMU at 90: Celebrate the Vision

Don't miss the special showings of this 30-minute video featuring historical photos and audio from the last 90 years, excerpts from Jay B. Landis' baccalaureate address from 2006, beautiful hymns, and interviews with Hubert Pellman, Margaret Gehman, Donella Clemmens, Evelyn Maust and Justus Holsinger. Locations and times will be posted near the registration desk.