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20th Annual Social Justice Fair
Meet community organizations, learn what they do, and find opportunities to get involved.
renew | Preaching at the End of the World
A two-day conference to resource pastors and church leaders. renew 2026 will feature keynote speaker Melissa Florer-Bixler, a doctoral student in homiletics at Duke Divinity School who will address how followers of Jesus live during ecological collapse, rising authoritarianism, and global conflict.
Open House
You're invited to a quick introduction to CMU, designed for prospective students of all ages and their families. This dynamic event allows for you to tour the campus, meet profs and students, and more at your own pace.
News and Stories
2026 Friesen Lecture Series | The Shifting National Identities of Mennonites in Polish/German Lands (videos)
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Telling the story of science
"Science communication is more of a form of storytelling than a kind of data transmission," John Brubacher, Adjunct Professor of Biology, says.
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Digging In – Episode 1 - Digging In: The LINCZ Project
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.
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Sunday at CMU: January 2026
The Question of Christian Politics
This month on Sunday at CMU, we will hear meditations from Dr. Paul Dyck, Professor of English at CMU.
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$1,000 scholarship announced for all students coming from Anabaptist schools
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.
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Workshop | Tatreez Embroidery
Join us for a hands-on Palestinian tatreez workshop celebrating an embroidery tradition led by a local artist. Come learn, stitch, and connect with Palestinian culture in a welcoming and creative space. Tatreez is a traditional form of embroidery that reflects regional identity, history, and everyday life. Passed down through generations, it preserves cultural expression and resilience. There are three standalone sessions, and in each session you can expect to learn about the significance of tatreez, basic stitches, and begin your own piece to take home. If you would like to continue working on your piece in community, join us for more sessions. Tickets are $25 plus tax per class or $60 for all three. All materials will be provided.
Discover Day
Join us for a full- or half-day in-person experience. Tour the campus, visit a class, meet profs and current students, learn about financial aid opportunities, enjoy a treat from folio café, and more.
Discover Day
Join us for a full- or half-day in-person experience. Tour the campus, visit a class, meet profs and current students, learn about financial aid opportunities, enjoy a treat from folio café, and more.
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