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2026 Friesen Lecture Series | The Shifting National Identities of Mennonites in Polish/German Lands (videos)
Posted in Video | Thursday, January 22, 2026 @ 2:49 PM
View DetailsTelling the story of science
Posted in Stories | Monday, January 19, 2026 @ 2:49 PM
"Science communication is more of a form of storytelling than a kind of data transmission," John Brubacher, Adjunct Professor of Biology, says.
The CMU science programming and facilities provide students with exceptional opportunities to formulate and investigate scientific questions, but the scientific process does not end when an investigator satisfies their own curiosity.
Continue ReadingDigging In – Episode 1 - Digging In: The LINCZ Project
Posted in Digging In | Monday, January 12, 2026 @ 10:00 AM
What is the LINCZ project? Alrika Rojas, LINCZ Learning and Research Hub Coordinator, breaks down the LINCZ acronym. Amy Martens, MCC Canada Climate Change Adaptation Coordinator, digs into some project goals.
Listen NowSunday at CMU: January 2026
Posted in Audio | Sunday, January 4, 2026 @ 11:58 AM
The Question of Christian Politics
This month on Sunday at CMU, we will hear meditations from Dr. Paul Dyck, Professor of English at CMU. He attends Saint Margaret's Anglican Church with his family and was recently ordained as deacon in the Anglican Church of Canada. In this four-part series, Paul discusses Christianity and politics. Going beyond partisan politics, he examines the system in which we live together, God's coming kingdom, and Christ's call to love.
Listen Now$1,000 scholarship announced for all students coming from Anabaptist schools
Posted in News Releases | Wednesday, December 17, 2025 @ 11:29 AM
CMU already offers more than 300 unique scholarships, awards, and bursaries to the student population, and now, as part of the university's intention to make education accessible and affordable, CMU is now offering an automatic $1,000 entrance award for students who have graduated from Mennonite high schools.
This eligibility extends to American as well as Canadian high schools.
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