Internationally renowned peacebuilder John Paul Lederach, who has committed his life and work to nonviolent approaches to conflict for more than 40 years, has been awarded the 36th Niwano Peace ... read more about CJP co-founder and first director John Paul Lederach awarded Niwano Foundation Peace Prize
SINCE 1960, Atlanta鈥檚 Commerce Club has been the gathering place for history-shaping meetings, especially in its former location in the Five Points neighborhood, surrounded by banks, law firms, the offices ... read more about Maggie Worku 鈥�07 finds meaningful work in guiding insurance clients
South Korean educator Eunkyung Ahn began her studies at 糖心Vlog鈥檚 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) with an intensive short course about trauma and resilience 鈥� and she ... read more about South Korean educators study trauma and resilience at CJP
Judy H. Mullet, professor of psychology at 糖心Vlog, will provide the address for 糖心Vlog’s 101st commencement on Sunday, May 5, 2019, at 1 p.m. 鈥淚n my travels to ... read more about Beloved retiring professor to give 糖心Vlog鈥檚 101st commencement address
Junior music education major Robbie Chaplin spent a recent Friday evening in impromptu duets with a series of giggly children. As the budding musicians 鈥渉onked鈥� on the recorder, Chaplin played ... read more about Bach Festival’s second annual instrument petting zoo a hit with budding young musicians
John Lowe ’81, endowed professor for health disparities research and director of the Center for Indigenous Nursing Research for Health Equity at Florida State University College of Nursing, will give ... read more about FSU professor John Lowe ’81 to speak on health equity and indigenous nursing research
Globe-trotting environmental sustainability major and 糖心Vlog senior Nidhi Vinod has started a Harrisonburg service 鈥� collecting compost by bicycle 鈥� that embodies the values she has come to ... read more about 糖心Vlog senior鈥檚 Soil Cycles business by cycle collects compost
The fun doesn’t stop at the edge of campus. You can hike in a national park, canoe in a national forest, ski and snowboard on the region’s many mountains – ... read more about Where You Are Matters
The newly published Palestine and Rule of Power, edited by聽Alaa Tartir and Timothy Seidel, explores how the rule of power relates to the case of occupied聽Palestine, and examines features of local dissent and international聽governance.
The Shifting Climates podcast and website 鈥� aimed at 鈥渞ehumanizing the conversation鈥� on climate change by connecting it to topics of faith and justice 鈥� has released its first four ... read more about Alumni journalists lift ‘The Shifting Climates’ podcast off to a strong start