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CMU alumna Emma Siemens ('23) will begin a Master of Journalism at Carleton University this fall after receiving the Wendy Elaine Nelles Award from the Word Guild.

CMU alumna earns national recognition as a rising writer

A national writing award is helping CMU alumna Emma Siemens take the next step toward a career in journalism.

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Sunday at CMU

Sunday at CMU: June 2026

Eternal Life

This month on Sunday at CMU, we are hear new sermons from Andrew Dyck, Assistant Professor of Christian Spirituality and Pastoral Ministry at CMU.

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Students, mentors, and facilitators gathered at Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre for the inaugural Music Maamwizing songwriting retreat. Over four days, participants collaborated on original songs while exploring Indigenous musical traditions, cultural respect, and creative partnership.

CMU student's vision becomes a collaborative songwriting retreat

At the end of April, 14 CMU students participated in a transformative collaborative songwriting retreat with renowned Indigenous musicians and CMU faculty members.

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Stories of neighbourly love: David Balzer interviewed by Matt Galloway on The Current (CBC)

Stories of neighbourly love: David Balzer interviewed by Matt Galloway on The Current (CBC)

The Current with Matt Galloway:

"David Balzer of Winnipeg is spending his summer recording people's stories of gratitude.

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New Mini CMU program focuses on creativity, science, and community (CHVN)

New Mini CMU program focuses on creativity, science, and community (CHVN)

Canadian Mennonite University is opening its campus to young learners this summer with the launch of Mini CMU, a new day camp program designed to combine learning, creativity, and outdoor exploration.

The six-week program will run from July 13 to Aug. 28 and is open to children ages six to twelve. Camp days will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with science and arts-themed camps alternating each week.

"We really want kids to belong and feel like they're in a safe and welcoming environment so that we can kind of grow the whole person, socially, emotionally, creatively," said Hannah Alexander, coordinator for the Mini CMU program.

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